‘Scared of my own son’: Mum’s plea after NDIS cuts
Renee says she has suffered ‘full-blown beatings.’
Maggie Raworth
Maggie Raworth is a Reporter for A Current Affair.
Maggie Raworth is a Sydney-based journalist and presenter with the Nine Network.
After beginning her career in regional newsrooms, Maggie has worked across the Gold Coast, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney bureaus, building a reputation for sharp instincts, fearless reporting and calm, authoritative live coverage.
Throughout her career, Maggie has covered major breaking stories, reporting from natural disasters, violent protests and crime scenes.
She also reported extensively on the Bondi terror attack, securing exclusive interviews and uncovering developments in the wake of the tragedy.
Now a reporter with A Current Affair, Maggie delivers hard-hitting investigations, exposes wrongdoing and tells emotionally complex stories with compassion.
Her work has driven significant outcomes, including contributing to the conviction of a child predator.
Alongside her reporting, Maggie also presents, regularly filling in as the weather presenter for Nine News Sydney and occasionally reading news on the Today Show and Weekend Today.
Known for her warm on-air presence and quick wit, Maggie brings both credibility and personality to her work.
Maggie is a versatile broadcaster who thrives under pressure, she connects naturally with audiences while delivering stories with clarity, heart and impact.
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'In any other context, this should warrant immediate dismissal'
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Communities band together to help victims fleeing domestic violence
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Brendan Pallant, 35, pleaded not guilty to murdering the two-year-old in September last year.
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Family's plea to keep 'evil' Frankston serial killer behind bars
A Melbourne serial killer who murdered three women in the late 90s will be eligible for parole next year.
Teen farmer taking on AusNet in bid to save family legacy
A 17-year-old farmer is putting up a fight against energy giant AusNet to stop them building in the area her family have been growing potatoes for five generations.
Rare painting could sell for more than $3m at Melbourne auction
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Uber driver attack caught on dash cam
An horrific attack on an Uber driver by three passengers in Surfers Paradise has been captured on dash camera.
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Snapper wants to 'educate' society on breastfeeding
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Tasting Australia's best pies
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