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Jessica Schremmer

Jessica Schremmer

Verified

National Social Media Producer, News and Rural, ABC News (Australia)

Australia, Melbourne

Final Covers

Environment, state & federal politicsnews, Courts, agriculturesport.

Doesn’t Cover

There's no topic I'm particularly against.

Journalist Type

Industries

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Content

Total articles 150

  • Birdwatching keeps citizen scientists 'happy and healthy' as they track species

    By Jessica Schremmer Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Birdwatching is soaring in popularity worldwide, with research studies finding the practice can reduce psychological distress and increase mental wellbeing. Once thought of as a hobby populated by older men in flak jackets and camouflage hats, birdwatching is increasingly attracting younger, tech-savvy generations.

    By Jessica Schremmer Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Do potatoes deserve their bad reputation as an unhealthy food?

    By Jessica Schremmer Verified, Elsie Adamo Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Potatoes have gained a reputation as an unhealthy, high-carb vegetable that's best avoided if you want to stay fit. But where did this belief come from, and is it justified? For years potatoes were a staple vegetable in many households. In the 1950s and 1960s, Australians were well known for their meat and three-veg dinners — with potatoes usually dominating the vegetable servings. They were relatively cheap and widely available. You could even grow them in your own backyard.

    By Jessica Schremmer Verified, Elsie Adamo Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 16, 2025

  • Birdwatching keeps citizen scientists 'happy and healthy' as they track species

    By Jessica Schremmer Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Birdwatching is soaring in popularity worldwide, with research studies finding the practice can reduce psychological distress and increase mental wellbeing. Once thought of as a hobby populated by older men in flak jackets and camouflage hats, birdwatching is increasingly attracting younger, tech-savvy generations.

    By Jessica Schremmer Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 12, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland