Josephine Lim is a Digital Producer for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) in South Australia. She covers a wide range of local news topics, including politics, environment, culture, and social issues. Josephine is passionate about providing accurate and engaging stories that inform and connect with the local community.
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Josephine Lim's coverage focuses heavily on local news in South Australia, with an emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, pet ownership, animal rescue, mental health, rental reforms and various other local issues.
If you have expertise or insights related to any of the specific topics covered in her articles such as pet ownership laws and regulations in South Australia or environmental science developments within the region among others mentioned above she would likely be interested in hearing from you. Also for those who can provide commentary or analysis on local legal cases or regulatory changes affecting these areas.
Given Josephine's focus on South Australia-specific content it is important to tailor pitches to this geographic area while ensuring they are relevant to the themes and topics she covers.
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In short: The Australian Bureau of Statistics says spending on food fell 1 per cent in the June quarter, as households looked to reduce grocery bills.
In short: What's next? Social media giants would be forced to ban children under the age of 14 from their platforms or face hefty
In short: What's next? After struggling to form new friendships in high school during the pandemic, Lee Ann Phie found a supportive community through online video gaming.
In short: Adelaide woman Rhianna Swan gave birth to a baby boy after not having any signs of being pregnant.
In short: What's next? Adelaide has shivered through its coldest September morning in a century with several South Australian towns dipping below zero degrees Celsius.
In short: What's next? A rare South Australian number plate has sold for a staggering $2.3 million in a "hectic" online auction.
In short: What's next? People who want to terminate their pregnancy after 28 weeks could be required to instead deliver their baby
Australia's tomato supply chain is bracing for disruption and potential price hikes, while hundreds of jobs have already been lost, following the
By: Josephine Lim
As governments — and social media giants — announce measures aimed to safeguard children from social media, teenagers continue to access popular apps such as TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat and Youtube. So what can caregivers do to help children navigate social media safely?
In short: The United Workers Union says more than 200 labour hire casuals at Perfection Fresh will lose their jobs over the next two months.
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