Beloved Perth television newsreader Yvette Mooney has sadly passed away after a long battle with cancer.

Mooney sat at the Seven News desk for almost two decades, first entering the living rooms of West Australians in 1984.

Family and friends of the adored journalist were devastated by the loss, but she leaves behind a lasting legacy and happy memories.

Mooney started her media career as a reporter for 7NEWS. Her talent was noticed quickly and she moved to the news desk reading weekend bulletins.

Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney discusses.

Beloved Perth television newsreader Yvette Mooney has sadly passed away after a long battle with cancer.
Mooney sat at the Seven News desk for almost two decades, first entering the living rooms of West Australians in 1984.
Family and friends of the adored journalist were devastated by the loss, but she leaves behind a lasting legacy and happy memories.
Mooney started her media career as a reporter for 7NEWS. Her talent was noticed quickly and she moved to the news desk reading weekend bulletins.
Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney discusses.

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