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Jerry Coleby-Williams

Jerry Coleby-Williams

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Presenter, ABC Gardening Australia

Brisbane

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Investigative reporting, Data Journalism, Asylum Seekers , Detention Centres, health care foreign reporting

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I try and hit them all!

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Total articles 238

  • Native Plant Myths

    By Jerry Coleby-Williams| Gardening Australia@ Australia is home to a phenomenal diversity of plants – there are at least 23,000 species already named, and more being found all the time. Many are well-suited additions to any garden, but there is a lot of misinformation about growing native plants, so Jerry is going to do some myth busting!While many are suited to dry soil and hot climates, there are plenty found in cold, damp climates or shady rainforests.

    By Jerry Coleby-Williams · Gardening Australia

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Growing Gluten Free

    By Jerry Coleby-Williams| Gardening Australia@ Growing salad foods is great but if you want to grow more daily staples, you’ll need to include starchy foods. We need carbohydrates to give us energy – think bread, rice, beans and potatoes. But science is revealing how different carbohydrates can have different impacts on our bodies. The Glycaemic Index ranks how quickly carb-rich foods affect our blood sugar levels and ranks them accordingly. High-GI foods are fast acting, causing blood-sugar levels to spike and then crash.

    By Jerry Coleby-Williams · Gardening Australia

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Native Plant Myths

    By Jerry Coleby-Williams| Gardening Australia@ Australia is home to a phenomenal diversity of plants – there are at least 23,000 species already named, and more being found all the time. Many are well-suited additions to any garden, but there is a lot of misinformation about growing native plants, so Jerry is going to do some myth busting!While many are suited to dry soil and hot climates, there are plenty found in cold, damp climates or shady rainforests.

    By Jerry Coleby-Williams · Gardening Australia

    Apr. 11, 2025

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ABC Gardening Australia