I am a Melbourne/Naarm-based journalist, currently working as News Corp Australia's National Health Reporter, where I cover mental health, neurodivergence, wellbeing, relationships and more.
I have a strong passion for sharing human-centered stories that relate to culture, community and connection. My writing has appeared in The Age/SMH, The Australian, Broadsheet and Time Out, among others. I previously reported on the charity sector as a journalist for Pro Bono News and served as Deputy Editor of The Jewish Independent, where I successfully launched and edited youth sub-brand, Zedi.
My Generation Change column was awarded Multicultural NSW’s Best Report in Multicultural Media 2025. In 2024, I was named a Top 36 Under 36 Jewish Changemaker by B'nai B'rith, and recognised as a Young Journalist of the Year finalist at the NSW Premier’s Multicultural Communications Awards. My personal piece, Boiled Eggs, was one of 36 essays published in the 2025 anthology, Ruptured: Jewish Women in Australia Reflect on Life Post-October.
Get in touch with me at rubykranertucci@gmail.com (personal) or ruby.kraner-tucci@news.com.au (News Corp Australia), and follow me on Instagram @ruby_kranertucci.