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Sarah McConnell

  • Producer, ABC Broken Hill Breakfast
Broken Hill, New South Wales
As seen in: MSN Australia, ABC News (Australia), South Australian Country Hour, Flipboard, The New Daily, JD Supra, Lexology, The Cureus Journal of Medical Science, Northern Ireland World, AIThority and
Producer @ABCaustralia based in Broken Hill (Comments I make on here are mine & not that of my employer) - RT's aren't endorsements. mcconnell.sarah@abc.net.au
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Bird flu ruled out after hundreds of dead pelicans found at Menindee Lakes

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By Sarah McConnell
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The cause of the deaths of hundreds of pelicans in outback New South Wales is unclear, but bird flu has been ruled out. Ecologist Damien Cook was kayaking at the Menindee Lakes earlier this month when he spotted about 400 dead baby and juvenile pelicans at Lake Cawndilla. "It's not really what you want to see on your holiday," he said. "I'm an ecologist because I love nature and birds and things, and I felt sick in my stomach.
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Anytime Fitness UK&I teams up with Apple Fitness+

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By Sarah McConnell
| Franchise Info Verified
Be part of the largest global fitness franchise brand and take advantage of the booming fitness industry with Anytime Fitness, serving over 5 million members.
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Hearing aid users fear being left in silence after Broken Hill services cut

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By Oliver Brown Verified, Patrick Reincke, Sarah McConnell
| MSN Australia Verified
Oliver Brown, Patrick Reincke and Sarah McConnell Before Kym Files bought his first hearing aid set, he was "practically housebound" due to his deteriorating hearing. The 68-year-old's hearing had been getting worse for decades, but despite his wife and children urging him to seek help, he was worried about the cost and the stigma of getting old. After finally relenting, Mr Files bought his first set from the government-owned and subsidised audiology and hearing aid provider, Hearing Australia.
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