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Tim Wong-See

Western Australia
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Presenter of breakfast on ABC Great Southern Albany, WA
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Charities struggle to stay open as food insecurity rises

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By Janel Shorthouse, Tim Wong-See
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Food charities across Queensland say rising demand, tighter food supply and higher costs are making it harder to keep services running. North of the Sunshine Coast, the pressure has forced one longstanding provider to close. Recent national data suggests the strain is part of a broader trend exacerbated by household financial stress, soaring fuel prices and rising food insecurity. On Queensland's Sunshine Coast, Urban Angels delivers about 13,000 meals to vulnerable people each month.
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Charities struggle to stay open as food insecurity rises

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By Janel Shorthouse, Tim Wong-See
| Flipboard
6 hours ago There are over 10,000 known grape varieties worldwide. And yet, the majority of wines Americans consume use only a handful of common, international varieties, such as cabernet sauvignon and pinot noir. However, these varieties are the tip of the proverbial iceberg among the options winemakers are …
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Brewery shuts down after neighbour's noise complaint sparks council stoush

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By Jake Kearnan, Sarah Howells, Tim Wong-See
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Terella Brewing says it will shut down its site in the Sunshine Coast hinterland next month after a protracted battle with the Sunshine Coast Council over approvals for land use. The rural venue, which opened in 2019, often runs outdoor markets, family events, animal encounters and hosts live music. The brewery has previously said a noise and traffic complaint was made by a neighbour in 2023, four years after the venue began operating.
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