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Rebecca Johns is a freelance journalist based in Hodgenville, United States of America.
Summary
Enthusiastic writer with significant experience in newspaper and radio news looking to expand horizons. Creative, reliable and motivated individual with established photography, writing and communication abilities in a variety of settings.
Qualifications
• Seeks out fresh and attention grabbing content.
• Meets deadlines.
• Engages easily with people.
• Equally comfortable in office and community settings.
Accomplishments
Photography
• Captured usable photographs at high school sporting and community events.
• Shot spreads for features that caught essence of the story.
• Uploaded and edited photographs utilizing computer software.
• Obtained correct names of subjects and captioned each photograph.
Writing
• Gathered pertinent information prior to interview or event coverage.
• Drafted suitable questions in advance of interview or event.
• Wrote and produced live and taped news casts for radio news.
• Effectively covered city, town and county council meetings.
• Specialized in human interest stories.
Communication
• Utilized email applications to communicate information.
• Answered phones in a professional manner.
• Developed rapport with diverse individuals and groups.
• Demonstrated ability to express ideas in a team environment.
• Successfully interviewed in both hostile and friendly situations.
English
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Portfolio
Ashlee Wilson, 34, didn’t know she was pregnant before giving birth in lounge room
Ashlee Wilson, a 34-year-old truck driver from Banksia Grove, unexpectedly gave birth to her daughter Marley-Rae in her lounge room, unaware she was pregnant. After experiencing severe pain and bloating, she called emergency services, and paramedic Melissa Gardiner assisted in the delivery. The event underscores the varied symptoms of pregnancy and highlights the role of St John Ambulance and their STORC program, which provides specialized midwife support for childbirth.
Dishevelled Ben Cousins refuses to explain why he quit new footy role
Ben Cousins, former West Coast Eagles star, has quit his community football role at the club, a position he held as part of his parole conditions following his release from prison. Despite being approached by 9News, Cousins refused to comment on his decision. The West Coast Eagles confirmed his resignation and expressed ongoing concern for his welfare. Cousins must now seek alternative employment or engage in training activities to comply with his parole terms.
Parents face childcare price hike as centres take advantage of rebates
Parents are experiencing a hike in childcare fees just as the Turnbull government's new subsidy scheme is set to begin. Some accuse day care centers of exploiting the rebates meant to aid struggling families. Single mother Arisa Yamaguchi and mother-of-one Jamie-Leigh Addison report significant fee increases at their local centers. The Federal Government, represented by Education Minister Simon Birmingham, states that pricing is at the discretion of individual centers and highlights that many families will benefit from the new subsidy scheme. An increase in the federal minimum wage is also cited as a contributing factor to the fee hikes.
Brenton Comeagain: Parents of Geraldton toddler left for dead after shocking hit-run slam driver
The parents of Brenton Comeagain, a toddler from Geraldton, express their outrage and disbelief after their son was left for dead in a hit-and-run incident. Brenton was playing on the front lawn with his cousins when he was struck by a car and dragged for over 100 meters. The parents describe the driver as 'gutless' for fleeing the scene.
Perth man suffers third-degree burns as vape explodes in pocket
A Perth man suffered third-degree burns after his vape exploded in his pocket, requiring extensive medical treatment. The incident underscores the dangers of vaping, prompting calls for stricter regulations from medical professionals and government officials. The WA government is implementing measures such as vape detectors in schools and funding anti-vaping campaigns. Federal Health Minister Mark Butler announced strong actions to curb vaping, including import restrictions and packaging regulations, to prevent a new generation of nicotine dependency.
University of Edinburgh ranks 61st of 80 in controversial mental health league table
The University of Edinburgh ranked 61st out of 80 in a mental health services league table compiled by the charity HUMEN, based on student opinions. The ranking has been criticized by Student Minds for its methodology, claiming it could mislead and harm student choices. The University of Edinburgh also disputed the findings, emphasizing their extensive mental health support services. HUMEN defended the study, stating it aims to hold universities accountable for student mental health. The table highlighted low student satisfaction and engagement with mental health services at the University of Edinburgh, despite a good rating for service provision.
Perth teen finds out he has brain tumour after becoming sick on Kokoda Track
Fergus Egerton-Warburton, a Perth teen, was misdiagnosed with dehydration while suffering from brain cancer symptoms on the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea. After his health insurer advocated for further investigation, a cancerous brain tumour was discovered. Fergus underwent intense treatment for nearly four months at Perth Children’s Hospital, where he relearned to walk and talk. He was discharged and looks forward to returning home and eventually retackling the Kokoda Track.
Ashlee Wilson, 34, didn’t know she was pregnant before giving birth in lounge room
Ashlee Wilson, a 34-year-old truck driver from Banksia Grove, unexpectedly gave birth to her daughter Marley-Rae at home, having been unaware of her pregnancy. Despite experiencing severe pain and bloating for a month, the possibility of pregnancy was missed by both her and her doctor. St John Ambulance paramedic Melissa Gardiner assisted with the birth after recognizing the signs of labor. St John WA has introduced the STORC program, providing on-call midwives to support childbirth, as maternity jobs constitute only a small fraction of emergency calls.
Brenton Comeagain: Parents of Geraldton toddler left for dead after shocking hit-run slam driver
The parents of a Geraldton toddler, who was left for dead after a shocking hit-and-run incident, have criticized the driver involved. The article focuses on the crime and the emotional response from the family.
Confidential bank documents found dumped in Armadale bin
One of Australia's largest banks, ANZ, has apologized after confidential customer information was found discarded in a skip bin in Armadale, Perth. The data breach included names, addresses, and account numbers, raising concerns about potential identity theft. Legal experts warn that ANZ could face significant fines. The documents were from a recently closed ANZ branch, and the bank is now investigating the incident. Digital law expert Natasha Blycha emphasized the risks of misuse, while Scott Collins, who discovered the documents, criticized the bank's handling of customer privacy.
Confidential bank documents found dumped in Armadale bin
Confidential personal information from ANZ customers was found dumped in a bin in Armadale, Perth, leading to a significant data breach. The documents included sensitive details such as names, addresses, and account numbers. Legal experts warn that ANZ could face substantial fines. The bank has apologized and is investigating the incident. The breach has raised concerns about customer privacy and the bank's data handling practices.
Confidential bank documents found dumped in Armadale bin
Confidential bank documents found dumped in Armadale bin
Confidential personal information from ANZ customers was found discarded in a bin in Armadale, Perth, leading to a significant data breach. The documents included sensitive data such as names, addresses, and account numbers. Legal experts warn that ANZ could face substantial fines. The bank has apologized and is investigating the incident, while experts stress the potential misuse of the leaked information.
Family of Yallingup drowning victim reveal agonising 7-minute wait to unlock defibrillator
A Perth father, Ashwin Bhalsod, drowned while rescuing his sons from a rip at Yallingup beach. His family believes his life could have been saved if they had quicker access to a locked public defibrillator. The emergency call to obtain the defibrillator's pin code took seven minutes, during which time the father's condition worsened. His son Isaac expressed frustration with the delayed response and believes his father might have survived with a faster emergency reaction.
Family of Yallingup drowning victim reveal agonising 7-minute wait to unlock defibrillator
The family of Ashwin Bhalsod, who drowned while rescuing his sons at Yallingup beach, criticizes the delayed response in accessing a locked defibrillator. The delay, caused by a seven-minute wait for a pin code from emergency services, is believed to have contributed to Bhalsod's death. The incident highlights concerns over emergency response protocols and the accessibility of life-saving equipment.
Family of Yallingup drowning victim reveal agonising 7-minute wait to unlock defibrillator
The family of Ashwin Bhalsod, who drowned while rescuing his sons at Yallingup beach, is demanding answers after a seven-minute delay in accessing a locked defibrillator. The delay occurred because the triple-zero caller had to wait for a pin code to unlock the life-saving equipment. The family believes that quicker access to the defibrillator might have saved Ashwin's life. The incident has raised concerns about the efficiency of emergency response protocols.
Let's Get Real, Special Guest: Tara Mitchell
Tara Mitchell, a client of The Godly Woman and host Rebecca Johns, shares her journey of personal and spiritual growth. As a California professional, she discusses how she is consciously creating her life and processing her past to find new purpose and passion. The discussion highlights the unique aspects of her journey and the positive impact of The Godly Woman's offerings on her life.
Mayfair 101 Group fined $30 million for misleading advertising
The Federal Court of Australia fined the Mayfair 101 Group $30 million for misleading advertising, following an ASIC investigation. The court found that the group, led by James Mawhinney, misrepresented the risk profile of their financial products, leading investors to believe they were low-risk. Mawhinney has been banned from advertising financial products for 20 years. The group plans to appeal the decision, claiming the case was undefended due to ASIC's actions. Investors are owed around $211 million, with liquidators appointed for some of the group's firms.
Venture Minerals (ASX:VMS) set to raise $4.25 million for Mount Lindsay exploration
Venture Minerals (VMS) is raising $4.25 million from private investors to advance its Mount Lindsay Tin-Tungsten project in Tasmania, with shares issued at a 14.3% discount. The funds will expedite drilling, exploration, and complete an underground feasibility study. An additional $1.25 million will be raised through a fully underwritten share purchase plan. Managing Director Andrew Radonjic emphasized the strategic importance of tin and tungsten, highlighting Mount Lindsay's potential as a significant tin deposit. Settlement of the placement is expected on 17 December 2021.
Don't Settle for Pain-Free. Go for PERFORMANCE. Special Guest: Dr. Jason Swan
Chiropractic care is not just about managing pain but activating performance, function, and vitality. Dr. Jason Swan, a specialist in General Chiropractic health, emphasizes treating the whole body, not just symptoms. He has successfully treated a range of conditions from headaches and arthritis to neuropathy and infertility. The show is hosted by Rebecca L. Johns, a Holistic Practitioner and founder of Optimal Self Care.
Leaky Gut...Get in the Know! Special Guest: Dr. Dana McGrady
Dr. Dana McGrady, a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and Lifestyle Entrepreneur, discusses the importance of clean eating and living, focusing on terms like gluten-free, organic, autoimmunity, and leaky gut. With two decades of experience, she educates her patients and the public on how to reclaim their health naturally.
Doctors outraged over anti-vaccination billboard
A controversial anti-vaccination billboard in Perth has sparked outrage among doctors and the Australian Medical Association, which is calling for its immediate removal, labeling it as public health risk and conspiracy theory garbage. The State Government, with Health Minister Roger Cook, is investigating if the Public Health Act can be used to ban the billboard, which promotes a radical American anti-vaccination group. Perth mother Catherine Hughes, who lost her baby to whooping cough, is shocked by the billboard's presence. The City of Vincent has not approved the advertisement and is working to have it removed, having already complained to the Advertising Standards Bureau.
Father attacked with baseball bat and robbed while fishing
Jesse Lee was attacked and robbed by two men with a baseball bat in Rockingham, Perth, as he prepared to go fishing around 3am. Suffering from a fractured eye socket, cheek bone, and temple, he was left on the roadside needing help. The assailants, described as Caucasian men in their early 20s wearing black hoodies, stole his metallic blue Mitsubishi Lancer with the number plate 1CDM 560, which had an army green kayak on the roof. The incident adds to recent violent crimes in the area, and Lee, a father and plasterer, is now unable to work without his car and is uninsured. Information can be reported to Crime Stoppers, and a GoFundMe page has been set up to assist him.
Mass tragedy hits Margaret River community hard
The community of Margaret River is grappling with the tragic deaths of seven people, including four young children, in what is being described as Australia's worst mass homicide since the Port Arthur massacre. The incident has deeply affected the close-knit town, prompting the establishment of free counseling sessions and a memorial at the Margaret River Community Resource Centre. Shire President Pamela Townshend highlighted the significant impact on the community, as locals struggle to comprehend the violent event.
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