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Louise Rennie is a court reporter for 9News Perth.
She began journalism career in 2014 as a reporter and newsreader for Sydney's 2SM radio.
After almost two years at the station, she joined the Nine Network – taking up a role as reporter for NBN News in Port Macquarie.
Louise moved to 9News Darwin in 2017, where she covered the court round.
During her time in the Top End, she reported on the trial of former NT Police Commissioner John McRoberts and Prince Charles' historic first visit to Arnhem Land.
In 2018, Louise returned home to Perth, where she has covered some of the city's biggest cases including the trial of the Claremont Serial Killer.
Awards and recognition:
Winner – 2018 NT Media Awards Television/Radio – Best News Coverage
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