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Kallee Buchanan

  • Vice President, The Australian Council of Agricultural Journalists Inc
As seen in: MSN Australia, ABC News (Australia), ABC Tropical North, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), New South Wales Country Hour, Queensland Country Hour, South Australian Country Hour, Flipboard, The New Daily, Australian National Review
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Program: EPA boss says compliance will target 'flagrant' land clearing breaches

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By Kallee Buchanan
| Queensland Country Hour
The head of Australia’s first National Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) John Bradley says the agency will focus its efforts on deliberate breaches of new land clearing rules, not farmers trying to do the right thing. Mr Bradley was appointed as head of the EPA in June, a month before it launched as the new authority charged with implementing the federal government's environmental law reforms. He says so far almost 300 producers have sought advice on self assessments until the new legislation.
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Program: EXTENDED: The terrifying fire that forced the Pike family to rethink 140 years of beef production.

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By Kallee Buchanan, Jennifer Nichols Verified
| Queensland Country Hour
Bradley and Anne-Marie Pike nearly lost it all in 2018. Instead of dwelling on what was gone, the family used the bushfire that threatened their home and farm as a catalyst to change. It has ushered in a new future for Devils View Angus.
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Australian Fertilizer Corporation secures deals to sell $2.4 billion worth of urea

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By Kallee Buchanan, Jessica D'Souza
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
An Australian fertiliser company says it has already sold the entire urea output from its proposed plant, worth about $2.4 billion, before it has been built. The Australian Fertilizer Corporation plans to build a facility on the site of a defunct ammonia export project at the Port of Gladstone, about 530 kilometres north of Brisbane. Australian Fertilizer Corporation plans to develop a site in the Gladstone State Development Area.
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