Fiona Blackwood is a journalist for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) based in Hobart, Tasmania. With a focus on local news, Fiona covers a wide range of topics including mental health, social issues, education, and community initiatives. Her articles aim to shed light on important stories and give a voice to those who may not otherwise be heard.
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Fiona's coverage heavily emphasizes family & relationships and health & wellbeing, with a focus on local issues in Australia, Tasmania, and Hobart. She often includes expert commentary and cites data to support her articles.
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By: Fiona Blackwood
Daniel Wigg doesn't drink alcohol anymore. It started as a move to improve his health. Now, he simply can't afford it.
By: Fiona Blackwood
Mortgage holder Daniel Wigg has wondered why people like him bear the brunt for taming inflation and if there are any alternatives that are more equitable.
By: Fiona Blackwood
Anton Gower and his partner Taylor Reeves were both 19 when they found out they were having a baby. It came as a big, happy surprise.
By: Fiona Blackwood
Premier Jeremy Rockliff has called the Tasmanian election for March 23 and voters are turning their minds to what is most important to them. Stateline looks at the issues which top the list of priorities.
As Tasmanians get ready to vote in a state election, experts are predicting a gloomy time ahead for the state, with a shrinking population and economic downturn expected.
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By: Fiona Blackwood
A man denied entry to a ladies-only lounge at the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Hobart has complained the artwork is discriminatory.
By: Fiona Blackwood
It's a condition described as a living hell by sufferers, and it's marked by stigma and shame. WARNING: This story discusses suicide and drug use and may be distressing for some readers.
By: Fiona Blackwood
Morgan* won a cruise with Virgin Voyages — but cashing in on the trip would mean having to spend $8,000 on flights, more than the value of the original prize.
By: Fiona Blackwood
When a group of strangers paid Joanne's rent for a year, she thought she'd never be homeless again — but she's been thrown another curveball.
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