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Gemma Purves

Gemma Purves

Verified

Executive Producer, Co-Creator and Presenter, 89.7 Eastside FM

Sydney

Biography

Experienced media professional, working across print, digital, broadcast(tv and radio) and podcasting. With a background in finance and years of experience working with local and community organisations I bring a unique perspective to news and editorial content. Recently I have worked as a trainer and mentor, facilitating pathways for people with disabilities to gain skills and placements in community radio.

Final Covers

State Government , Federal Government

Doesn’t Cover

I focus solely on sport.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 605

  • Ongoing lockdowns across Sydney and Melbourne fail to dent interest in a move to regional areas

    By Gemma Purves Verified| The Inverell Times Verified Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footernews, race-to-the-regions, Over the past 10 weeks on Race to the Regions we've explored the impact of COVID on regional and rural Australia. What started as a trickle of interest 18 months ago has turned into a wholesale movement and it's been a pleasure to document just some of the stories of those who've made the transition from city to regional living.

    By Gemma Purves Verified · The Inverell Times

    Sep. 06, 2021

  • Ongoing lockdowns across Sydney and Melbourne fail to dent interest in a move to regional areas

    By Gemma Purves Verified| Milton Ulladulla Times Verified Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footernews, race-to-the-regions, Over the past 10 weeks on Race to the Regions we've explored the impact of COVID on regional and rural Australia. What started as a trickle of interest 18 months ago has turned into a wholesale movement and it's been a pleasure to document just some of the stories of those who've made the transition from city to regional living.

    By Gemma Purves Verified · Milton Ulladulla Times

    Sep. 06, 2021

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Company Info

89.7 Eastside FM