Eugene Boisvert is a news reporter at ABC South East SA, based in Mount Gambier. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, law and legal affairs, energy, and natural sciences, often focusing on crime and legislation within the Australian context. Eugene's work has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Eugene Boisvert's coverage focuses primarily on local news, including government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulations. He often covers topics related to South Australia, environmental issues, crime, and community development. When reaching out to him with potential story ideas or expert commentary pitches, consider focusing on these areas.
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By: Eugene-Boisvert
Sky-gazers in South Australia's south-east have spotted a mysterious atmospheric phenomenon called Steve.
By: Eugene-Boisvert
A Mount Gambier man charged over the deaths of two children in a three-car crash involving an emu has been granted bail despite concerns from police that his mobile phone was taken from the scene and has not been found since.
By: Eugene-Boisvert
A house in the small South Australian town of Mount Burr has sold for $425,000 — a record for the location and almost 10 times what the property sold for in 1999.
By: Eugene Boisvert, Conor Burke
A South Australian council has raised concerns that Woolworths and Coles are getting around shop trading laws by offering delivery services on Sunday when supermarkets are not allowed to open in Millicent.
By: Josh Brine, Eugene Boisvert, Conor Burke
Visitors spotted human excrement near the Little Blue Lake sinkhole earlier this year. But a push for a toilet facility has come to nothing.
By: Sam Bradbrook, Conor Burke, Eugene Boisvert
Environment authorities in regional South Australia have deployed a helicopter to catch four-wheel-drivers breaking the rules in national parks and on private properties.
By: Eugene-Boisvert
Rising sea levels, taller waves and bigger storms caused by climate change could lead to South Australia's famous Robe obelisk falling into the sea in as few as five years, with the cape it is on set to disappear by 2051.
Waves crash into the Robe obelisk that is subject to collapse because of erosion.
By: Conor Burke, Eugene Boisvert, Samuel O'Brien
Members of the Aboriginal community in South Australia's south-east are calling on the state government to reject an application to sell hundreds of Aboriginal artefacts.
By: Eugene-Boisvert
Today marks Noela Hellyer's 100th birthday, but for all that time she has never had a birthday party of her own.
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