Eelemarni Close-Brown - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Eelemarni Close-Brown is a proud Githabul woman and journalist based in Sydney, NSW. So far in her early career Eelemarni has worked for IndigenousX, NITV, interned at the Sydney Morning Herald during the Voice Referendum and was the first Junior Indigenous Affairs Reporter at the Australian Associated Press. Currently she is a Scott Trust Cadet at Guardian Australia working to improve her news reporting skills on a range of topics. As a journalist she has a strong desire to tell the stories that shine a spotlight on the everyday experiences of people and feels that feature writing is where her strengths lie.

Content

Total articles 4944

• Hot weekend for south-east Australia, with Melbourne to get warmest April day in four years

  By Eelemarni Close-Brown

  Apr. 11, 2025

• Daylight saving time 2025: When does daylight savings end in Australia, and do clocks go back or forward in April? Here’s when your clock will change

  By Eelemarni Close-Brown

  Apr. 03, 2025

• Northern NSW braces for heavy rain as Queensland flooding forecast to move south

  By Eelemarni Close-Brown

  Apr. 02, 2025

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Company Info

Australian Associated Press (AAP)

Australian Associated Press (AAP) is an independent national newswire service in Australia, established in 1935 by Keith Murdoch. Based in Surry Hills, New South Wales, AAP employs around 150 staff, including 90 journalists across various states and territories, along with correspondents in New Zealand and London. AAP provides a range of services, including a core newswire that distributes over 4,500 daily items covering breaking news, politics, sports, and more through text, photos, and video. The AAP News platform offers curated news directly to consumers, while AAP FactCheck serves as a leading unit for combating misinformation. Additionally, AAP excels in visual journalism, providing award-winning photography, and offers specialized content such as data analysis and media monitoring for non-media clients. AAP reaches 11 million Australians weekly and collaborates with numerous media outlets, government agencies, and corporations. The organization operates as a not-for-profit entity, focusing on factual reporting and media diversity.