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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In short: The Mulder family in Albany, WA, has lost their home in an accidental fire.
In short: Telstra customers have been left dismayed after being told to buy more services to avoid future communications blackouts.
By: Andrew Chounding
Road safety advocates say driver inexperience and lack of preparation before hitting the road are contributing to a concerning rise in the number of caravan-related crashes.
On a former dairy farm in Western Australia's south, a small fortune is growing in plain sight.
By: Jamie Thannoo, Samantha Goerling, Andrew Chounding
Western Australia's three major political parties have denounced threats towards political figures after the Liberal WA candidate for the seat of
Australia is on track to record its deadliest year in more than a decade after the number of people who lost their lives on the nation's road surpassed 1,000.
By: Andrew Chounding, Andrew Collins
A former farmer living in Western Australia's remote Wheatbelt could be the country's oldest emergency service volunteer.
By: Andrew Chounding, Stan Shaw, Jamie Thannoo
Emergency service workers across country Western Australia say driver "stupidity" remains a key factor behind the state's highest road toll in nearly a decade.
A small farming town in Western Australia is bucking the trend of shrinking regional populations as new residents move to the arid countryside searching for cheap and affordable housing.
By: Andrew Chounding, Mark Bennett
Western Australia is on track to record its third-largest grain harvest in history with the massive haul expected to inject billions of dollars into the state's economy.
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