Alison Paterson is a journalist based in Innisfail, Queensland, Australia. She specializes in local news, particularly in the areas of agriculture, weather, and rural communities. Alison's work has been featured in publications such as Queensland Country Life, North Queensland Register, and the Cairns Post.
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Alison Paterson's reporting primarily revolves around agriculture and rural communities in Queensland, Australia. She frequently covers government announcements, breaking news, evolving stories, and events related to these subjects.
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By: Alison Paterson
Grain growers have described recent weather as erratic, going straight from winter to summer, skipping spring and providing little rainfall, as less than ideal.
An agent appointed the administrator of the troubled Central Queensland Foodworks supermarket group at Baralaba, Tieri and Woorabinda, said strong interest has been shown in acquiring the businesses.
By: Alison Paterson
The runner-up showgirl from Boonah Show who stepped up at the last minute says she was "surprised and stoked" to win the West Moreton and Brisbane Valley Sub-chamber Showgirl on Saturday night.
The winner of the Dairy Young Paraders Queensland finals at the Beaudesert Show on the weekend said he was very proud to represent the far north of the state.
By: Alison Paterson
A saleyards cattle dip, which caused a furore between Lockyer Valley Regional Council and local graziers, has been found to be fit-for-purpose after earlier reports it was leaking.
By: Alison Paterson
Fears a late frost could impact crops has farmers checking their crops after temperatures fell below zero on some parts of the Darling Downs on Tuesday.
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