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‘My sister carried my baby’: The late-night call that saved Aimee’s dream of motherhood
“I didn’t feel a second of jealousy, only gratitude that someone I loved would do this for me.”
Experience
Her experience spans television news, print media and public relations.
Tilli began her journalism career at Post Newspapers in Perth, working across multiple rounds including property, crime and general news. Within her second week as an intern, she secured a front-page story and was soon offered a reporting role.
Following this, she worked at Channel 7 in Perth, taking on various roles including assistant producer, autocue operator, and librarian.
She then joined WIN News in Wollongong as a reporter, producer, and presenter. Tilli anchored hourly news updates remotely for northern NSW, covering everything from major flood events to election campaigns and local crime.
Naturally curious, there’s little she doesn’t find interesting – celebrity news, federal politics, local neighbourhood stories, makeup trends, and inflation data alike.
Education
Tilli has a Bachelor of Mass Communication from Curtin University and a Graduate Diploma of Broadcasting from Edith Cowan University.
She is based in Sydney and is always on the hunt for a great story.
Family friend alerted Meghan’s father to police near royal wedding: reports
The letter detailed alleged child abuse claims against Markle in Thailand and the Philippines.
‘Surviving’: Nicole Kidman reveals what she’s most proud of after years in the spotlight
The Aussie star opened up about her dream missed job, closet-raiding daughters, and life as Nicole Kidman.
‘Taking my face off’: Brandi Glanville reveals drastic surgery amid health battle
The 53-year-old has spent years battling debilitating health problems that have left her face visibly disfigured.
Supermodel Helena Christensen confirmed as star guest for Derby Day
“Australia has always held a special place in my heart,” she said.
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Love Island star Trent Woolman shares hospital update after horror bonfire accident
The reality TV star has spent weeks recovering at Melbourne’s Alfred Hospital after falling into a fire at his sister’s rural property.
One surprising reason your hay fever is acting up so badly this spring
Bogong, be gone! The hidden risk lurking in the moth invasion.
Mother and daughter found dead outside Melbourne apartment building
A woman was found unresponsive outside the building and a primary-school-aged child was found nearby a short time later.
At least 16 dead, hundreds of homes destroyed in Tibet earthquake
Footage captured residents fleeing shaking buildings and rushing into streets as a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck.
Armed man shot by police at Sydney home, critical incident declared
Police say the pistol-welding 21-year-old confronted them upon their arrival.
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Neighbourhood power pole dispute wipes billions in value off Australian data centre giant
Community backlash over towering concrete power poles has wiped billions in value off one of Australia’s biggest data centre companies.
‘Materially worse’ inflation outlook sends November rate hike odds surging
A festive nightmare is brewing for Aussie borrowers as the chances of a November rate hike soar.
As it happened: Suspect charged with Helen Haines attack, MP remains fighting for life in hospital after leg amputated
The Indi representative remains in a critical condition in hospital this morning.
Man, 93, charged over alleged Sydney shopping centre stabbing
Police allege she was stabbed multiple times in the arm in an attack that started in the centre before spilling over into The Reject Shop.
Man charged with murder after alleged stabbing
A man believed to have known the victim was arrested and questioned.
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What the laws say on dog attacks around Australia
Twenty-seven Australians are admitted to hospital with dog bites every day.
Price tag of One Nation’s plan to slash migration revealed
New analysis has revealed the staggering price tag looming over Australia.
Bad news for Aussies as financial pain tipped to linger for years
The country’s “misery index” is back near its post-pandemic highs, with little relief expected before the end of 2028.
Boy, 13, charged with alleged sex offences on Sydney walking track
A 13-year-old boy has been arrested after police made a public appeal for help over “very concerning” alleged sexual offences on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.
The bogong moth invasion isn’t over yet – so when will it end?
Sydney’s moth invasion may be far from over, with experts warning the huge swarms could linger well into next month.