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Liz Rymill

Liz Rymill

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Newsreader and Presenter, ABC South East SA

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Politics , Entertainment , Business , Showbiz , Culture, General News, Crime, justice politics

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I am open minded

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Total articles 80

  • Farmers worry about dingo breeding site at Little Desert Nature Lodge

    By Liz Rymill| ABC News (Australia) Verified Farmers have renewed concerns about land management and the safety of their sheep flocks after a bushfire in Victoria's Little Desert National Park led to the revelation that dingoes were being bred in the reserve. The discovery has reignited fears in South Australia about the repercussions of the Victorian government's move to protect dingoes in the north-west of the state.

    By Liz Rymill · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 23, 2025

  • Carriage driving world champion Boyd Exell shares skills of sport with royal roots

    By Liz Rymill| ABC News (Australia) Verified If horse racing is the sport of kings, then carriage driving — the elegant, fast-paced pursuit — is the sport of royalty. It was the late Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, who in 1972 developed the three-phase competition that prevails at international levels today. Despite the popularity of the sport across the United Kingdom and Europe, and in royal circles with the Duke's granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor taking up the reins, at the very pinnacle of the sport is an Australian.

    By Liz Rymill · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 01, 2025

  • Farmers worry about dingo breeding site at Little Desert Nature Lodge

    By Liz Rymill| ABC News (Australia) Verified Farmers have renewed concerns about land management and the safety of their sheep flocks after a bushfire in Victoria's Little Desert National Park led to the revelation that dingoes were being bred in the reserve. The discovery has reignited fears in South Australia about the repercussions of the Victorian government's move to protect dingoes in the north-west of the state.

    By Liz Rymill · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 23, 2025

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ABC South East SA