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Elise Graham

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Adelaide
As seen in: News.com.au, Wiley Online Library, The Daily Telegraph, The Courier-Mail, Gold Coast Bulletin, The Advertiser (South Australia), The Mercury (Tasmania), Northern Territory News, The Weekly Times, Townsville Bulletin, Geelong Advertiser and
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Elise Graham’s Biography

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My name is Elise Graham, I am a recent graduate of the University of South Australia's Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing Program. I am an ambitious writer and freelance journalist who is accomplished across many mediums including video and sound production and editing. I have a passion for seeking out curious stories and turning them into thought-provoking pieces. Currently, I am writing at Solstice Media across all mastheads which is inclusive of SA Life, CityMag and InDaily. I h…

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Primary industries make last call for contributions to annual AgTech survey - InDaily

Primary industries make last call for contributions to annual AgTech survey - InDaily

For the second year, PIRSA are calling upon South Australian farmers and businesses involved in primary indus…

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Grants available to help drive digitally led regional businesses - InDaily

Grants available to help drive digitally led regional businesses - InDaily

Applications are open for the Innovate with nbn Grants Program, with $95,000 in total funding up for grabs to…

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Briefcase: Business snippets from around SA - InDaily

Briefcase: Business snippets from around SA - InDaily

Asia Pacific Regional Vice President of Verizon, Rob Le Busque will fly into Adelaide this month to speak on …

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SAM Awards nominees share their favourite releases of 2021 - CityMag

SAM Awards nominees share their favourite releases of 2021 - CityMag

Celebrating our local music scene has always been a meaningful endeavour, but now more so than ever. Despite …

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A full-bodied tasting experience like no other – journey into the vines at Oliver’s Taranga

A full-bodied tasting experience like no other – journey into the vines at Oliver’s Taranga

An 1850’s cellar door built by the first generation of the Oliver family has undergone an invigorating transf…

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Considerate Gift Guide

Considerate Gift Guide

A considerate gift guide for this Christmas

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Articles

Investigating patient satisfaction with a hand therapy telehealth service during COVID‐19

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By Elise Graham, Elspeth Ahern
| Wiley Online Library Verified
DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.
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Search for the Northern Territory’s best food truck

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By Elise Graham
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
The tropical weather of the Northern Territory puts us in the prime location to spend time outdoors, socialising with friends in some of the country’s most picturesque settings – and something the Territory does better than most is our pop-up food trucks. Whether it’s fresh oysters, world famous laksa, banh-mi, paella, pizza or a wholesome baked spud – the food truck menu is never ending.
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How a deaf blue heeler named Buddy saved my life

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By Elise Graham
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Kristian Kosh can pinpoint the moment his spiral into despair, addiction, crime and homelessness began. Equally, the 43-year-old knows what turned his life around and brought the survivor to where he is now – clean, at peace and paying it forward. His best friend – deaf blue heeler Buddy – and Jennifer Howard, the remarkable woman who helped them stay together. Rarely is the human-animal bond more powerfully demonstrated than in the love between a person facing homelessness and their pet.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

First official job? Radio presenter/producer at Radio Adelaide.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I used to write my earliest stories on a type writer - I would have been no older than 7!

How is social media changing news?

Social media changes how we connect with news, it gives news a personality and for journos, it means the world of news gathering is endless!

Awards

The National Nine News Journalism Award

2021 - Best News Bulletin

Presented by Jeremy Pudney, News Director Nine Entertainment Co. at the UniSA Creative TV News Industry Awards for Best News Bulletin

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