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Laurissa Smith

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Wagga Wagga
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), NSW Country Hour, Tasmanian Country Hour, Radio New Zealand (RNZ), EIN News, Mogaznews En, YourLifeChoices
Journalist for ABC Rural, present rural report in Northern Tasmania. Views are mine and not the ABC
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Program: Organic Tasmanian winery gaining attention from around then world

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By Laurissa Smith Verified, Tony Briscoe Verified
| Tasmanian Country Hour
The team behind wine label Small Wonder hope their new state-of-the-art cellar door and restaurant will draw more travellers to the Tamar Valley The bluestone clad building overlooks its organic vineyard and grapes are processed at the on-site winery. Laurissa Smith called in for a look at the regions latest agritourism venture.
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Tasmanian beef farmers to benefit from new Bass Strait shipping service direct to Victoria Original

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By Laurissa Smith Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
There will be a "big change" for cattle producers on Bass Strait islands when a new Victorian depot is complete that will allow shipping to bypass mainland Tasmania, a local freight service says. Bass Strait Freight operator David Harris says he is responding to farmer demand by developing a new service to a terminal at Port Anthony, in South Gippsland, that could take up to 40,000 cattle a year from King and Flinders islands.
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Tasmanian apple varieties ‘lost over the years’ are being kept alive in a university-run, heritage-listed orchard

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By Laurissa Smith Verified
| YourLifeChoices
By Laurissa Smith It seems every year new apple varieties in rich red hues and catchy names hit supermarket shelves. What you won’t find in stores are apple varieties from more than 100 years ago, introduced to Tasmania by colonial settlers. Some have survived in backyards and on old orchards for decades. Volunteers learn about the different varieties in the orchard and how to look after them.
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