Tegan Osborne's Career & Topics

0:00It's March 8th, here's your Adelaide News in two minutes. Tegan Osborne is a Canberra-based digital producer and sub-editor for the ABC. She kicked off her career as a regional newspaper reporter back in 2005. Over the years, she shifted into online production, editing, TV news, magazine publishing, and even public relations. At the ABC, she has held roles in the Canberra newsroom as an online health reporter and enacting leadership for the RN and science online teams. Her work spans a wide range of topics from culture and health to education and politics. Recently, Osborne marched 30 years since Bridget Jones first appeared, noting how the book sold over 15 million copies worldwide and influenced Comic Heroines. She also explored Emma Thompson's take on Sense and Sensibility, which went beyond typical romance films. Meanwhile, her pieces tackle pressing issues like Australia's junk food habits worsening according to the CSIRO, reality TV scandals that keep viewers, hooked, high carbon dioxide

1:05levels in classrooms, harming kids' learning, and mixed reactions to mobile phone bands in public schools. Earlier coverage includes hopes for reconciliation after the voice vote, COVID-driven trends like seed saving and backyard chickens plus science. Spotlights on geophysicists, improving GPS and young Aussie innovators. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. Head in, sound on, lights out. That is the routine, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.