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Sarah Cumming is an Australian journalist.
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Sarah Cumming is an Australian journalist.
Cumming completed her Journalism degree at the University of South Australia, where she majored in International Relations. She covered many stories and gained a wealth of experience at a number of places including Southern Cross Ten in Canberra, DMG Regional Radio in North Queensland. She was also a general news reporter and fill in presenter on Seven News Adelaide and she was a part of the news team at Nova 91.9 Adelaide.
In 2007, Cumming moved to Sydney to work as a reporter for Seven News , where she was a fill in weather presenter for Sara Groen and covered for Natalie Barr on Sunrise .
In February 2010, Cumming was appointed as Saturday news presenter on Weekend Sunrise she however left this position due to becoming a weather presenter on Seven News Sydney .
In November 2010, it was announced that Cumming would replace Sara Groen as weather presenter on Seven News Sydney . She started on 29 November 2010. She remained in this role until taking maternity leave towards the end of 2015, and she was replaced by David Brown. [1]
In November 2017, Cumming resigned from the Seven Network after 13 years with the network.
Cumming has been a regular fill-in presenter on The Morning Show , The Daily Edition and a fill-in news presenter on Weekend Sunrise .
Since April 2019, Sarah is currently working as a journalist at ABC.
Cumming is married to former AFL player Stuart Dew and they have two children. [2] [3]
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