Bec Pridham is a multi-platform reporter for ABC News Tasmania. She covers a diverse range of topics, including agriculture, crime and justice, and regional interests, with a particular focus on wildlife and healthcare issues. Bec's work has been featured in The Islander, The Examiner Newspaper Pty. Ltd., The Advocate (Tasmania), and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Bec Pridham's coverage in Australia focuses on a variety of local issues, including government announcements, evolving stories, and event coverage within the themes of healthcare, family & relationships, and sports. To effectively reach out to her:
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WARNING: This story contains images of blood transfusions and medical procedures. Reader discretion is advised
By: Bec Pridham, Meg Powell
Despite a high price tag, the Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme is just not working the way it should.
A Tasmanian man accused of trying to kill his housemate felt he had "lost control" and was being walked around the house by a podcast, a court has heard.
The operator of the jumping castle involved in the deaths of six children in December 2021 after it became airborne at an end-of-year celebration at Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport is facing a criminal hearing.
By: Bec Pridham
The hearing continues into the operator of the jumping castle at the centre of the 2021 Hillcrest Primary School tragedy where six children died.
Survivors of alleged historical child sexual abuse at a Tasmanian hospital have received a combined $7.85 million settlement, with one claimant saying that while no money could remedy the abuse, it was "life-changing".
Launceston's popular City Park macaque monkeys could be gone in 20 years, as a motion to restrict their breeding goes before the council.
By: Ashleigh-
News that Tasmanians could lose their favourite monkey neighbours warrants a trip down memory lane, with some help from the ABC archives, and of course, from Launceston locals.
You've no-doubt experienced the festive spirit of Carols by Candlelight, Christmas parades and young children crying in the laps of Santas across the country.
By: Bec Pridham
A Tasmanian man has been released under a community supervision order after being found not guilty, due to insanity, of attempting to murder his housemate.
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