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Isadora Bogle

Isadora Bogle

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Journalist, ABC News (Australia)

London

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local state and federal government.

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Sports, Lifestyle, Fashion.

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Total articles 141

  • Ideal weather conditions see locusts become a problem for the first time in a decade

    By Shannon Corvo, Isadora Bogle| ABC News (Australia) Verified Hundreds of thousands of locusts in multiple swarms are laying eggs across NSW's west, Murray Local Land Services says. Key points:Locusts are swarming and egg-laying in parts of NSW's western Murray regionLandholders are being urged to report sightingsMurray Local Land Services fear it could turn into a plagueThere have been reports of swarms west of Urana to Wanganella, north to Carrathool and south of Deniliquin.

    By Shannon Corvo, Isadora Bogle · ABC News (Australia)

    Dec. 15, 2021

  • Riverina's Edward River has the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate in NSW - locals say the figures don't add up

    By Isadora Bogle| ABC News (Australia) Verified A Riverina community identified as having the lowest rate of COVID-19 vaccination in New South Wales is demanding the data be revisedKey points:The Edward River LGA vaccination rate is the lowest in NSWThe local health authority says the figures are wrongThe Commonwealth government says it's found no errors in the dataEdward River Council Mayor Norm Brennan has spent the last few months frustrated with vaccination numbers that he says do not reflect the reality on the ground.

    By Isadora Bogle · ABC News (Australia)

    Nov. 11, 2021

  • Ideal weather conditions see locusts become a problem for the first time in a decade

    By Shannon Corvo, Isadora Bogle| ABC News (Australia) Verified Hundreds of thousands of locusts in multiple swarms are laying eggs across NSW's west, Murray Local Land Services says. Key points:Locusts are swarming and egg-laying in parts of NSW's western Murray regionLandholders are being urged to report sightingsMurray Local Land Services fear it could turn into a plagueThere have been reports of swarms west of Urana to Wanganella, north to Carrathool and south of Deniliquin.

    By Shannon Corvo, Isadora Bogle · ABC News (Australia)

    Dec. 15, 2021

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland