Robyn Wuth is a Journalist at AAP Brisbane. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, energy and mining, public transportation, and healthcare, with a focus on energy policy, regulation, and sustainability. Robyn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Perth Now, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Robyn Wuth's articles predominantly cover evolving local news stories, with a strong focus on crime and tragedy in the Queensland region. With her focus on breaking news and evolving stories, she may be interested in sources who can provide unique insights or first-hand accounts related to ongoing events such as criminal investigations, political developments, or community tributes.
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A teenage girl has allegedly been raped in a state-funded residential care home in what has been described as a "heinous" act.
An ex-public servant quit her job 'in fear' after CFMEU stalked her family, an inquiry has heard. -AAP Image
The Queensland government has proposed tough new breach of bail laws, mandating jail. -AAP Image
The identity of a high‑profile Queensland man linked to an alleged domestic violence extortion case will remain secret after the Supreme Court refused a media bid to lift a suppression order.
By: Robyn Wuth
The Supreme Court has refused a media bid to identify a high‑profile man linked to an alleged domestic violence extortion case.
Twenty years after Steve Irwin's sudden death, a man who wrestled crocodiles with him for a living still can't talk about it without choking up.
They look like toys, ride like motorbikes and are landing children and adults in hospital around the country, pushing a state to crack down on e-bike and e-scooter riders.
A 52-year-old man has been charged after police investigated abusive and threatening anti-Semitic messages allegedly directed at a religious organisation.
A 'very fussy' six-year-old boy was taking a multivitamin to improve his health but doctors realised too late that the product lacked vitamin C.
Seven months after illness forced him to surrender the job he loved, former Queensland police commissioner Steve "Golly" Gollschewski has died of cancer at 66.
