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Erin Semmler

Erin Semmler

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Digital Producer and Video Journalist, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Brisbane

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Total articles 267

  • Millions follow Bharat in India. But it's in Australia where he feels the love

    By Erin Semmler Verified, Leisa Scott| ABC News (Australia) Verified There's a reason cricket commentator Bharat Sundaresan lives his life with gusto, donning technicolour outfits paired with painted fingernails and a radiant smile. He knows the high-profile, successful life he has now in Australia, the period he calls his "second innings," came close to being a duck. He could be dead.

    By Erin Semmler Verified, Leisa Scott · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 22, 2025

  • From vilified ‘drug cheat’ to Olympic gold: Inside freestyle swimmer Shayna Jack’s extraordinary comeback

    By Erin Semmler Verified, Monique Ross| ABC News (Australia) Verified After being unfairly labelled a drug cheat, after missing an Olympics through a two-year ban, after clawing her way back into the Australian team, Shayna Jack is sitting on the pool deck, nursing a broken hand. There’s five weeks to go until her big comeback, the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham — and doctors tell her recovery will take at least eight weeks. "I was told there's no way I'm going back," Jack tells Australian Story.

    By Erin Semmler Verified, Monique Ross · ABC News (Australia)

    Nov. 10, 2024

  • Millions follow Bharat in India. But it's in Australia where he feels the love

    By Erin Semmler Verified, Leisa Scott| ABC News (Australia) Verified There's a reason cricket commentator Bharat Sundaresan lives his life with gusto, donning technicolour outfits paired with painted fingernails and a radiant smile. He knows the high-profile, successful life he has now in Australia, the period he calls his "second innings," came close to being a duck. He could be dead.

    By Erin Semmler Verified, Leisa Scott · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 22, 2025

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 8333 2821