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Clancy Balen

Clancy Balen

Verified

Cadet Journalist, ABC Radio Australia

Melbourne

Beats

Primary beats

AustraliaFashionEducation

Secondary beats

Social MovementsPets and animalsCongressNFLAgricultureHumorLong-Form FeaturesTeaching MethodologiesIndigenous CulturesCommunity EventsHigher EducationTabletsBusiness and economic satireCrime and policeWomen In The ArtsSocial IssuesRemote or offbeat destinations

Final Covers

Speaking, business advertising, behavioural science storytelling, behavioural economics marketing strategy, marketing workshops and presentations

Doesn’t Cover

marketing, apps

Seniority Positions

Cadet Journalist

Industries

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Medium Formats

ABC Radio Australia

Content

Total articles 804

  • Tassal boss had no confidence government could make fishery into 'commercial interest', email shows

    By Clancy Balen Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified The chief executive of salmon producer Tassal says he does not have any confidence in Tasmania's Department of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) delivering a proposed sardine fishery. An email released under Right to Information laws shows in June last year, CEO Mark Ryan wrote to Tasmanian Business, Industry and Resources Minister Eric Abetz and NRE's then-acting general manager of marine resources, Will Joscelyne.

    By Clancy Balen Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • How many salmon farms are there in Tasmania - and who owns them

    By Clancy Balen Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified If you have driven along Tasmania's coastline, you may have spotted collections of black circular pens floating just offshore and thought to yourself: 'what are those?'They're salmon farms. And there's a lot of them, dotted around the state's waters. Tasmania's salmon aquaculture industry started in the 1980s —it's since grown to become a billion-dollar force in the state, producing almost 75,000 tonnes of Atlantic salmon for the 2022-23 financial year.

    By Clancy Balen Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Tassal boss had no confidence government could make fishery into 'commercial interest', email shows

    By Clancy Balen Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified The chief executive of salmon producer Tassal says he does not have any confidence in Tasmania's Department of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) delivering a proposed sardine fishery. An email released under Right to Information laws shows in June last year, CEO Mark Ryan wrote to Tasmanian Business, Industry and Resources Minister Eric Abetz and NRE's then-acting general manager of marine resources, Will Joscelyne.

    By Clancy Balen Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 16, 2025

As seen in

Fijivillage,The Examiner,Australian Broadcasting Corporation (Abc),Illawarra Mercury,The Courier (Ballarat, Vic),Radio New Zealand (Rnz),Abc News (Australia),Daily Liberal,Abc Radio Australia,Newcastle Herald,The Border Mail

Company Info

ABC Radio Australia