Sarah Cumming is an

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journalist.

Career

Cumming completed her Journalism degree at the

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, where she majored in International Relations. She covered many stories and gained a wealth of experience at a number of places including

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in Canberra, DMG Regional Radio in North Queensland. She was also a general news reporter and fill in presenter on ''

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'' 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 ''

'', where she was a fill in weather presenter for

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and covered for

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on ''

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''. In February 2010, Cumming was appointed as Saturday news presenter on ''

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'' 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

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. In November 2017, Cumming resigned from the

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after 13 years with the network. Cumming has been a regular fill-in presenter on '' The Morning Show'', ''

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'' and a fill-in news presenter on ''

''.

Personal life

Cumming is married to former AFL player Stuart Dew and they have two children.Weather almost ruins weather presenter Sarah Cumming's wedding to Stuart Dew
''(The Daily Telegraph)'' 23 December 2013

References

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