Adam Poulsen is a local journalist based in Western Australia. He writes for various publications, including the Albany Advertiser, Mid-West Times, Augusta-Margaret River Times, Countryman, and Kalgoorlie Miner. Adam covers a wide range of topics, with a particular focus on agriculture, community news, and local events.
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Adam Poulsen's coverage revolves around local news with a focus on agriculture, government, and business in Western Australia. He seems to be interested in stories related to agricultural innovations, awards received by farmers or companies, as well as government announcements impacting the agricultural sector.
To effectively pitch to Adam, consider providing unique insights into local farming practices or innovations that are positively impacting the industry in Western Australia. Additionally, if you have information about government policies affecting agriculture in this region or noteworthy achievements by local businesses within the agricultural sector, it could be of interest to him.
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By: Adam Poulsen
A talented member of AFGRI Equipment's Esperance branch team has scooped a major accolade at the John Deere Technician of the Year Awards in Brisbane.
Campaigners demanding mandatory train lighting have been left gobsmacked after it was revealed new “visibility” tests commissioned by the national rail safety regulator were conducted on stationary locomotives.
By: Adam Poulsen
Campaigners demanding mandatory train lighting have been left gobsmacked after it was revealed new visibility tests commissioned by the national rail safety regulator were conducted on stationary locomotives.
By: Adam Poulsen
South Australian grower Sharon Starick has been appointed the first female chair of the Grains Research and Development Corporation, with WA's Bob Nixon taking on the deputy role.
South Australian grower Sharon Starick has been appointed the first female chair of the Grains Research and Development Corporation, with WA’s Bob Nixon taking on the deputy role.
By: Adam Poulsen
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‘Are we being too nice?’ was among the questions put to Keep The Sheep campaigner Tiffany Davey during a Q+A at the Rylington Park Field Day.
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