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Kallee Buchanan
Verified
Queensland Country Hour Presenter, ABC News (Australia)
Bundaberg
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geopolitics social unrest and everything in between.war
Anything not listed above.
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By Maddelin McCosker Verified, Kallee Buchanan Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified A charity tasked with supplying hay to flood-affected graziers in western Queensland says fears fodder drops are being held up by biosecurity concerns over red fire ants are unfounded. As the flooding disaster unfolded this week, Queensland's Department of Primary Industries engaged Rural Aid, a not-for-profit that supports farmers during natural disasters, to coordinate hay and feed drops for animals that managed to survive the rising water. More than 1,000 bales of hay have since been delivered.
By Maddelin McCosker Verified, Hannah Walsh Verified, Kallee Buchanan Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified As floodwaters slowly ease for some parts of western Queensland, other towns are bracing for the peak. Residents say it has been devastating seeing livestock and wildlife taken by floodwaters. The Bureau of Meteorology says floodwaters could take a month to reach Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre. The race is on to save outback towns as a record-breaking flood sweeps through western Queensland, taking livestock and livelihoods with it.
By Maddelin McCosker Verified, Kallee Buchanan Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified A charity tasked with supplying hay to flood-affected graziers in western Queensland says fears fodder drops are being held up by biosecurity concerns over red fire ants are unfounded. As the flooding disaster unfolded this week, Queensland's Department of Primary Industries engaged Rural Aid, a not-for-profit that supports farmers during natural disasters, to coordinate hay and feed drops for animals that managed to survive the rising water. More than 1,000 bales of hay have since been delivered.
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ABC News (Australia)
Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland