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Elsie Adamo

Elsie Adamo

Verified

Rural Reporter, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Canberra

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Total articles 287

  • Australians choosing cheaper imported cheese in cost-of-living crisis

    By Elsie Adamo Verified, Selina Green Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Imported dairy products are weakening the local industry, according to dairy farmers and processors. Australia imports high levels of cheese from New Zealand, the European Union and the United States. US President Donald Trump's tariffs could impact on international dairy supply chains. Australian farmers say the industry is struggling to compete with a flood of cheaper, imported dairy products as production costs remain high and consumers seek out more affordable options.

    By Elsie Adamo Verified, Selina Green Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Forestry industry fears for future as drought hits pine plantations in South Australia and Victoria

    By Elsie Adamo Verified, Sam Bradbrook, Kelly McCloskey, Robert McKellar| treefrogcreative.ca@ Forestry industry fears for future as drought hits pine plantations in South Australia and Victoria By Elsie Adamo and Sam Bradbrook ABC News April 10, 2025 Category: Forestry Region: International Representatives of one of Australia’s largest forestry regions say prolonged drought conditions are killing pine trees and increasing disease risks, threatening long-term timber growth. The Green Triangle region consists of around 334,000 hectares of pine plantations in south-east South Australia...

    By Elsie Adamo Verified, Sam Bradbrook, Kelly McCloskey, Robert McKellar · treefrogcreative.ca

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Australians choosing cheaper imported cheese in cost-of-living crisis

    By Elsie Adamo Verified, Selina Green Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Imported dairy products are weakening the local industry, according to dairy farmers and processors. Australia imports high levels of cheese from New Zealand, the European Union and the United States. US President Donald Trump's tariffs could impact on international dairy supply chains. Australian farmers say the industry is struggling to compete with a flood of cheaper, imported dairy products as production costs remain high and consumers seek out more affordable options.

    By Elsie Adamo Verified, Selina Green Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) is Australia's national public broadcaster, established on July 1, 1932. Initially modeled after the BBC, it was renamed in 1983 to reflect its expanded multimedia role. The ABC is funded primarily by government grants and operates as a statutory corporation governed by an independent board, ensuring editorial independence. ABC provides a wide range of services, including radio, television, and digital content. It operates several radio stations, including ABC Local Radio and Radio National, and launched its television services in 1956. The ABC also offers online streaming through platforms like ABC iview and produces podcasts. It has a strong focus on news and current affairs, maintaining international bureaus and providing parliamentary broadcasts since 1946. The ABC is dedicated to promoting Australian arts and culture and serves all Australians with a commitment to accessibility and diversity.

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