Based out of Hobart, Lauren will report on the crime, politics and culture stories that matter most to Tasmanians.
newsroom in Salamanca Place, Lauren will continue to write breaking news for SkyNews.com.au while also acting as the Tasmanian TV correspondent for the national news network’s subscription and IPTV channels.
Sky News Australia's online audience surged in 2022, becoming the first Australian TV channel to reach three million subscribers on YouTube, and for the third consecutive year was the most-engaging TV news channel page on Facebook. SkyNews.com.au Reporter Lauren Evans has moved to Hobart, where she is covering Tasmanian issues across Sky News Australia's broadcast and digital news network. Picture: Sky News Australia
Sky News Australia’s Head of Digital Tim Love congratulated Lauren for the promotion and welcomed the opportunity to expand the skill sets of the network’s online staff.
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