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Rachael Bongiorno

Rachael Bongiorno

Verified

Producer, ABC News (Australia)

Melbourne

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online privacy cybersecurity, saas tech, small business success, Data Security

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Total articles 179

  • ‘They're the custodians of stories and skills’: Why grandmothers are so important in the Pacific - ABC Pacific

    By Natasha Meten, Rachael Bongiorno Verified| ABC Radio Australia Verified This is an ABC podcast. Hilda WayneOur stories will fade if young people don't spend time with the elders back home. You know, our history is verbal, but in this day and age, we can afford to let our grandparents die with their stories. And so we're urging young people to sit with their bubu, sit with their grandfathers or grandmothers and record those stories on the iPhone or recorder with the modern day equipments that young people have used those to record those stories.

    By Natasha Meten, Rachael Bongiorno Verified · ABC Radio Australia

    Feb. 05, 2025

  • Australia's coal fired power plants continue to loose their oomph - ABC listen

    By Rachael Bongiorno Verified| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified Friday Wrap: COP28 'phases out' fossil fuel, QLD swaps premiers and 2023's Naughty & Nice List

    By Rachael Bongiorno Verified · Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

    Dec. 15, 2023

  • ‘They're the custodians of stories and skills’: Why grandmothers are so important in the Pacific - ABC Pacific

    By Natasha Meten, Rachael Bongiorno Verified| ABC Radio Australia Verified This is an ABC podcast. Hilda WayneOur stories will fade if young people don't spend time with the elders back home. You know, our history is verbal, but in this day and age, we can afford to let our grandparents die with their stories. And so we're urging young people to sit with their bubu, sit with their grandfathers or grandmothers and record those stories on the iPhone or recorder with the modern day equipments that young people have used those to record those stories.

    By Natasha Meten, Rachael Bongiorno Verified · ABC Radio Australia

    Feb. 05, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland