Isobella Evans is a journalist with NBN News in Tamworth, NSW.
After writing her first story at age twelve about an adventurous beach ball, she quickly discovered her love for writing. Since then, she has graduated from a Bachelor in Communication at the University of Newcastle and worked as a journalist for the Sydney Royal Easter Show and as a columnist for a Central Coast publication.
NBN News is Isobella s first full-time television role, and she is loving every minute of it.
Five people, including four teenagers, have been charged over a break and enter at a business on the New England Highway at Rutherford.
Officers at Port Stephens-Hunter Police District have investigated the offences which allegedly took place on two separate occasions.
Police say in the early hours of Sunday 27th of December 2020, three people made an unsuccessful attempt to break in.
They then allege on the 3rd of January 2021 at around 3am, a Nissan Patrol was stolen from a property in Dudley .
The car was then driven to the business in Rutherford and used to ram the front doors.
Police say items were then taken from the business.
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A MAN who tried to smuggle his friend into Queensland from a NSW coronavirus hotspot has been slammed in court for potentially putting public health at risk.
Thomas Hammant secreted his mate under luggage and a blanket in the rear of his small Ford Fiesta hatch, Ipswich Magistrates Court heard on Thursday.
Queensland Transport and police who were checking drivers at the border became suspicious and went in for a closer look.
Magistrate Andy Cridland took issue with Hammantâs apparent indifference to the situation when he faced court this week.
âYou need to take stock of yourself. You come across as a person with no regard to anyone,â Mr Cridland said.