Emma Macdonald has been writing about Canberra and its people for nearly three decades, winning numerous awards for her journalism - including a Walkley or two - along the way. Canberra born and bred, she’s fiercely loyal to the city, tribally inner-north, and grateful to tell stories for a living.
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