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Rebecca Masters

Rebecca Masters

Verified

Senior Producer, Nine News Australia

Gold Coast

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technologyScience but has always been a general news reporter. history and sociological subjects as a preference defence

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Fashion. Technology.

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Total articles 465

  • Lake Eyre Flooding: How the Queensland floods 2025 will affect Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, when will the water filter down, what happens to the water levels when the lake fills, flooding history, and everything to know | Explainer

    By Rebecca Masters Verified| Nine News Australia Verified The ocean of water that fell on Queensland's south-west last month is now surging through the vast network of desert rivers and creeks that give the Channel Country its name. The water will travel thousands of kilometres before it eventually reaches Australia's lowest natural point, Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre.

    By Rebecca Masters Verified · Nine News Australia

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • These beloved household plants are actually weeds

    By Rebecca Masters Verified| Nine News Australia Verified At least three quarters of the weeds choking our waterways and invading our national parks are escaped garden plants. Despite plants like English ivy and gazania being banned in parts of the country for being invasive, they can still be legally bought in local nurseries and online.

    By Rebecca Masters Verified · Nine News Australia

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Major flooding hits Queensland outback town of Birdsville

    By Rebecca Masters Verified| Nine News Australia Verified The Queensland outback town of Birdsville is experiencing one of its worst flooding events in decades as floodwater spreads across south-west Queensland and down the Diamantina River towards Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre. According to Weatherzone, the Diamantina at Birdsville rose four metres in just 24 hours, causing major flooding today. The Bureau of Meteorology expects the town will experience a major peak early tomorrow morning.

    By Rebecca Masters Verified · Nine News Australia

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Nine News Australia

Kobenhavn, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark

+45 40 40 82 00