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Sam Tomlin

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As seen in: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), MSN Australia, ABC News (Australia), Cambridge University Press & Assessment, The New Daily, Plough Quarterly Magazine, Christianity Magazine, Australia Plus
Regional journo, producer and editor. Bunbury by way of the Goldfields and Kimberley. Certified cricket and #foreverfreo nuffy. Views mine.
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Farmers face nervous wait as bird flu investigations and testing widen in WA

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By Andrew Chounding Verified, Will Corbett, Sam Tomlin Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Farmers and producers across an enormous stretch of southern Western Australia are facing a nervous wait, as authorities determine just how far a deadly strain of bird flu has spread. Testing has so far confirmed two cases of the H5N1 strain of avian flu in migratory seabirds found along WA's remote south east coast last week. The northern giant petrel was the second bird to test positive in a preliminary test for avian influenza.
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Latest politicians' pitch for Collie may not hold up under scrutiny

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By Sam Tomlin Verified, Neve Brissenden Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Will Western Australia's coal mining heartland become a manufacturing hub for bombs, rockets and other weapons of war destined for conflict zones around the world? The short answer, if recent experience of game-changing policy proposals for Collie and surrounding communities is anything to go by, is not particularly likely.
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Premier Coal set to reduce production, cut jobs from Collie mine

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By Georgia Loney Verified, Sam Tomlin Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Georgia Loney and Sam Tomlin One of Western Australia's two remaining coal mines is set to cut jobs and production, citing slowing demand for coal-fired power as a key factor. Premier Coal, which employs an estimated 500 workers at its mine near Collie, some 160 kilometres south of Perth, announced the reduction in its operations in a statement released on Tuesday afternoon. The ABC understands between 70-100 jobs will be impacted by the cuts.
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