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Faith Tabalujan

Faith Tabalujan

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Rural Reporter, ABC Goulburn Murray

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safety and industrial relations. emissions hydrogenenergy industry and climate in western australia including lng

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Fashion, Food, Travel, Sports

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 40

  • Farmers, conservationists cheer after 750,000 trees planted to help save threatened native bird

    By Faith Tabalujan| ABC News (Australia) Verified John Paul Murphy is not an ecologist, but he knows a thing or two about trees. The young cattle farmer from Winton in north-east Victoria has helped plant more than 750,000 trees as part of the Regent Honeyeater Project. "Our involvement as a family goes back to the early 1990s, when the project first kicked off," Mr Murphy said.

    By Faith Tabalujan · ABC News (Australia)

    Dec. 02, 2024

  • Cherry growers expect solid Christmas harvest as they celebrate 50 years of marriage

    By Faith Tabalujan| ABC News (Australia) Verified It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas on this Victorian cherry farm. Bill and Lois Hotson have been growing cherries in the little town of Chiltern, north-east Victoria, for the last four decades. And Mr Hotson said this year's crop is ready to pick. "We normally harvest from Melbourne Cup Day to Christmas and hope we're all sold out by Christmas Eve," he said.

    By Faith Tabalujan · ABC News (Australia)

    Nov. 09, 2024

  • Farmers, conservationists cheer after 750,000 trees planted to help save threatened native bird

    By Faith Tabalujan| ABC News (Australia) Verified John Paul Murphy is not an ecologist, but he knows a thing or two about trees. The young cattle farmer from Winton in north-east Victoria has helped plant more than 750,000 trees as part of the Regent Honeyeater Project. "Our involvement as a family goes back to the early 1990s, when the project first kicked off," Mr Murphy said.

    By Faith Tabalujan · ABC News (Australia)

    Dec. 02, 2024

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ABC Goulburn Murray