Emma Field is a news journalist based in Gippsland, Australia, who writes for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a focus on national news, Emma covers a wide range of topics including agriculture, environmental issues, and economic developments. Her work has also been featured in the Evening Standard.
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Emma Field's coverage mainly revolves around agriculture, farming, and government announcements in Australia. She focuses on topics such as food production, beekeeping, and the Australian government's policies related to agriculture.
Given her focus areas, Emma would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights or data related to agricultural trends or developments in Australia. This could include information about new farming technologies, challenges faced by the industry, or analysis of government policies impacting agriculture.
Experts with knowledge of Australian agricultural policy and its impact on farmers would be well-suited for pitches directed at Emma. Additionally, individuals with data-driven insights into trends affecting food production or beekeeping in Australia may also find success when reaching out to her.
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Screen time is a contentious issue for modern parents. Today's children are inundated with screens during their formative years, right at the time
By: Emma Field, Fiona Broom
A small Victorian milk company says supermarket giant Coles has removed its products from 65 Victorian stores in retribution for refusing to give the supermarket a bigger profit margin.
By: Emma Field
An Australian businessman has severe head injuries and is in a US hospital after a mysterious disappearance on a work trip.
By: Emma Field, David Claughton, Michael Condon
Bird fanciers warned to take measures to stop the spread of bird flu after it was found in backyard chickens
By: Emma Field
With summer finally here, many of us will be refreshing our warm weather wardrobes and looking ahead to the school holidays. For those that are stuck on what to wear, or worried about how to keep the kids entertained, the Age UK shop in Cleckheaton has got it covered.
Summer might be almost over, but that doesn’t mean your wardrobe has to be.
With the weather cooling down and summer coming to an end, the Age UK shop in Cleckheaton is encouraging locals to make room for their new season wardrobes by having a clear out and donating any unwanted, good quality items.
By: Warwick Long
Five days a week, while most of us are still asleep, Grant Nichol drives to the Melbourne fruit and vegetable wholesale market to haggle and sell fresh produce.
By: Emma Field
There's a good reason the price of orange juice has risen and supermarkets are not to blame.
By: Emma-Field, Cara Jeffery
A national vegetable grower group has told the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission (ACCC) supermarket inquiry that specials are used as "clickbait" to lure in shoppers, sometimes at the expense of growers' profits.
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