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Fiona Breen

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As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, ABC Radio Australia, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Tasmanian Country Hour, The New Daily, Fijivillage, Australia Plus
A journo who loves getting outside, away from the city and meeting the characters in the bush. Tassie born, lover of the island State's outdoor lifestyle
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Farmers say new rules for feral deer hunting in Tasmania are a 'missed opportunity'

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By Fiona Breen 
| ABC News (Australia)
The Tasmanian government is loosening rules for shooting deer as their numbers continue to soar, but both farmers and shooters are arguing the changes still fall short. A new permit system will allow landholders to shoot deer year-round without quotas, bag limits, or tagging requirements. The exception is in what is called "deer management zone one", where restrictions still apply, including quotas, bag limits and tags. Zone one is where deer are in their highest numbers.
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Program: Farmers battle with dry conditions in parts of Tasmania

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By Tony Briscoe , Fiona Breen 
| Tasmanian Country Hour
Many livestock farmers in the state have made the decision to de-stock their properties prior to a winter where there may be a big lack of feed for the animals. On  the east coast dry conditions has forced farmers, to reassess crops and  keep stock levels low.
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Program: Huge demand for vegetable seedlings

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By Fiona Breen 
| Tasmanian Country Hour
In March Tasmania's biggest vegetable and flower seedlings producer almost sold out of vegetable plants, The timing coincided with the sharp rise in fuel costs, and a sudden spike in people wanting to grow their own fruit and vegetables. Tibballs Nurseries in Brighton responded - planting more to keep up with demand.
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