Andrew Chounding is a news reporter with a focus on local news in Australia. He writes for PerishableNews.com and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), covering a wide range of topics including politics, environmental issues, and community stories. Andrew is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to his readers and viewers.
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Andrew Chounding's coverage primarily focuses on local Australian stories, particularly those related to the Australian Outback and Goldfields. It seems he is interested in evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and expert commentary related to family & relationships, crime, entertainment news, and government & politics.
If you are reaching out to Andrew with a pitch or as a potential source for an article idea that relates to any of these topics within Australia (particularly the Outback and Goldfields regions), consider tailoring your approach based on his interest in ongoing or developing stories. Additionally, if you have expertise in governmental policies or can provide insights into local issues such as eviction processes or natural disasters like bushfires affecting rural communities in Australia, this may be highly relevant to him.
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By: Andrew Chounding, Richard Hudson
A farming family in Western Australia has launched a grain-handling export business out of the port of Albany.
By: Andrew Chounding, Kate Forrester
Western Australia's CWA branches have welcomed men into their ranks after 100 years, with members voting almost unanimously to grant men membership rights.
By: Paul Cook, Andrew Chounding
Nicole Daniels has lost dozens of sheep to the attacks which have occurred for three consecutive nights on her property in WA's Kojonup.
By: Kate Forrester, Andrew Chounding
In the early morning, a lone figure cuts across the footy oval in Kojonup, in Western Australia.
By: Andrew Chounding
Capsicums are a staple in Australian households, with 65 per cent of shoppers adding them to their grocery baskets last year.
By: Andrew Chounding
In short: Local governments in Western Australia want more stringent planning policies with hundreds of turbines to be built in the coming years.
By: John Dobson, Andrew Chounding, Mark Bennett
In short: The WA government will demolish Katanning Residential College, formerly known as St Andrew's Hostel, where boys were abused for decades by Dennis McKenna.
By: Andrew Chounding, Peter Barr
Regional health foundation Fly2Health has launched a free aerial transport service to help people like the McKenzies, whose son requires regular medication administered in Perth to manage his condition.
By: Andrew Chounding
A gold ring found in a cabbage plant by a West Australian farmer has been traced back to the Netherlands, but its true owner and origin remain a mystery.
By: Jamie Thannoo, Andrew Chounding
Hundreds of Albany residents have voted to restrict children accessing to sex education books in the city's library.
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