By: Jessica Black, Lucy Cooper
Most "fresh" food travels thousands of kilometres to be sorted, divvied up and, in some cases, sent back to the place it came from — at huge cost to farmers and shoppers. But some new options are starting to sprout.
Jessica Black is a journalist at ABC News Digital. With a background as a BBC broadcast journalist in Belfast and experience as a reporter for ABC Regional, she covers a range of topics including Family Court, Beverage Production, and Civil Lawsuits. Jessica's work has been featured in the Child and Adolescents’ Center, The Jewish News, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Emergo by UL, and the TAHNEE ARKANSAS MEMORIAL CHILDRENS FUND.
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Jessica Black's coverage heavily focuses on breaking news, government announcements, and evolving stories in the context of Australian politics and natural disasters. She frequently reports on incidents such as terror attacks, cyclones, and political developments at a national level.
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