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Jess Layt
Journalist

Hi! I've been a journalist with the Advertiser newspapers in Macarthur since 2014, covering all sorts of news, entertainment and sport. I also write movie reviews.

Cult favourite chicken joint El Jannah proposed for Tahmoor
Exciting times: An artist's impression of the proposed El Jannah site in Tahmoor. Picture: Planning documents
Jess Layt
The Black Phone review: Prepare to jump in fright
Jess Layt
Fright fest: Mason Thames (right) and Brady Hepner star as kidnapped children in creepy new horror The Black Phone, rated MA15+, in cinemas July 21. Pictures: Universal Pictures
UPDATED: Man missing from Ingleburn found
Jess Layt
Tuira Vaine-Keu. Picture: NSW Police
Assistance available to flood-affected residents
Jess Layt
Shattered: An overturned caravan from Poplar Tourist Park, swept away by the flood waters in Camden. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Get your hands on new romance novel
Jess Layt
Yours to win: Australian Community Media has seven copies of A Town Called Clarence to give away to lucky readers. Picture: HarperCollins
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Devastation returns in fourth flood of year
Jess Layt and Kayla Osborne
Resilient: Hayley Linea moved to Camden with her children Poppy Hallack, 5, and Luke hallack, 8, earlier this year. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Havoc on Wollondilly roads as flooding, rains return
Jess Layt
The approach to Blaxland Crossing, Wallacia. Picture: Matt Gould
Devastation returns to Camden in fourth flood of year
Jess Layt
Inundated: Flood waters rushed through Camden again at the weekend. Picture: Marissa Jane
Tune in for NAIDOC week
Jess Layt
Proud: Matty Mills will return to Big Mob Brekky this NAIDOC week. Picture: SBS
Shire resident hopes short film about abortion sparks conversation
Jess Layt
Still from 'An Eight Letter Word Starting with A'. Picture: Christopher Starnawski
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