No caps of the Rohan Wenn era, which I remember at school, he later reported for Today Tonight then disappeared.
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Wenn then moved on to work for Nick Xenophon as his COS, then became Communications Director for Get Up! He also founded ‘Bad Bets Australia’
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Special episode of BTN Newsbreak featuring Prime Minister Scott Morrison to air on Easter Monday.
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The 19-year-old was given the opportunity to intern for a month at ABC TV’s Behind the News (BTN), an accessible current affairs program aimed at upper primary and high school students.
The Adnyamathanha, Arabana, Ngarrindjeri and Nurrunga woman is a volunteer at Port Augusta community radio station Umeewarra Aboriginal Media.
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BTN on drugs?
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Studio 51A in Adelaide.
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Same studio as the SA 7pm news is filmed (News desk is opposite the BtN set).
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At the end of yesterday’s program, host Amelia Moseley revealed that she is pregnant with her first child. She also said that she is excited to share her journey with viewers.
Next week the show will also be doing a special program for Media Literacy Week.
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BTN’s Amelia Moseley was commended for her report on doxxing for BTN High at last night’s SA Press Club Awards
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Tuesday 4 February 10.00am
BTN returns with even more content designed to educate, inform and entertain young Australians.
BTN is the country’s premier news source for young Australians.
BTN Classroom and BTN Newsbreak offer a range of stories focussing on politics, civics and media literacy and giving young people a voice and a way to participate in democracy. 2025 will see Jack Evans take over hosting.
BTN High enters its third year, bringing award-winning news stories designed specifically for Australian high school students and teachers. Each week the team explores topical issues in engaging, age-appropriate format that is mapped to specific areas of the Australian curriculum.
Production credit: An ABC Original