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Emma O'Sullivan

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Biography

Emma O'Sullivan brings extensive media and issues management expertise to York Park Group, with over 20 years' experience as a TV news journalist.

Emma was previously a senior news reporter for the ABC, Network Ten and the Seven Network and also acted in senior editorial roles, including as a producer and Chief of Staff.

Throughout her career, Emma specialised in reporting on crime and legal matters, business news, consumer affairs and politics, including state and federal elections. She also covered Royal Commissions, Ombudsman and Auditor-General Reports, State Government Budgets and company Annual General Meetings, as well as natural disasters, including bushfires and floods.

Emma has been involved in rolling television coverage of major news events, and reported on nationally significant Supreme Court trials and High Court hearings. She led Ten News First's coverage of Cardinal George Pell's court hearings and covered the 2019 Christchurch massacre.

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How you prepare for and respond to an issue or crisis will play a large part in your organisation’s ability to survive and recover from negative media coverage or public perception.

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