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Justin Huntsdale

Justin Huntsdale

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Reporter, ABC News (Australia)

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Let’s just say I’m sure the sports world feels cheated by my obvious lack of passion.

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Total articles 571

  • Butterfly collector's lifelong search for rare species sees collection grow

    By Justin Huntsdale Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It is a real possibility that Stephen Brown will travel to the literal edges of the country, walk about 15 kilometres a day in heat and humidity and search for something he may never find. But sometimes, he strikes gold. The New South Wales butterfly collector has discovered and named three new species in his career,along with the honour of the insects forever bearing his name.

    By Justin Huntsdale Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • 50 years of colour TV in Australia

    By Kathleen O'Connor, Justin Huntsdale Verified| The World Today (Podcast) Verified It's 50 years this week since colour television was introduced into Australian living rooms. The ABC's The Aunty Jack Show was the first to broadcast in colour, the show's creator Grahame Bond still in disbelief he was asked to star in the special program. Featured:Grahame Bond, Aunty Jack creatorProf. Lauren Rosewarne, University of MelbourneAndy Park: It's 50 years this week since colour television was announced or introduced really into Australian living rooms.

    By Kathleen O'Connor, Justin Huntsdale Verified · The World Today (Podcast)

    Feb. 27, 2025

  • Butterfly collector's lifelong search for rare species sees collection grow

    By Justin Huntsdale Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It is a real possibility that Stephen Brown will travel to the literal edges of the country, walk about 15 kilometres a day in heat and humidity and search for something he may never find. But sometimes, he strikes gold. The New South Wales butterfly collector has discovered and named three new species in his career,along with the honour of the insects forever bearing his name.

    By Justin Huntsdale Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 12, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland