Kath Sullivan is a National Rural Reporter at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She focuses on agriculture and farming, with a keen interest in topics related to animal care, markets, and international dynamics involving Australia, China, and Indonesia. Kath's work has been featured in the Cigalah Group and ABC, highlighting her expertise in rural issues and global agricultural trends.
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Kath Sullivan's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations. Her article titles suggest a strong emphasis on Australian politics, particularly concerning agriculture, trade deals, environmental policies such as the Murray-Darling Basin plan.
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By: Kath Sullivan
One of Australia's most expensive environmental policies is changing the way water and land are used to grow our crops and tend to livestock. This is how the Murray-Darling Basin Plan has triggered a mega shift in farmers' thinking.
The retailer updated its sustainability target, shifting from an existing net-zero deforestation goal, to become "deforestation-free" by the December 2025.
By: Kath-Sullivan
An ag boss who benefited from tens of thousands of dollars to attend an overseas business course has been given almost half a million dollars from the taxpayer and farmer-funded Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) to leave his job.
By: Kath Sullivan
Program: AM Presented by Australia's wool industry is in a slump. Global demand is flat and so are the returns to farmers.
By: Kath Sullivan
Demand for wool has slumped and production costs are rising. Growers are being asked how much they are prepared to pay to support Australian Wool Innovation, the body that markets their wool.
By: Kath Sullivan
The Australian Workers Union is calling for workers from the Pacific to be able to better access wages put away for their superannuation.
By: Kathleen-Oconnor, Kath Sullivan, Penny Travers, Kathleen O Connor
Program: The World Today Presented by A NSW shearer has set a woman's world record by shearing more than 395 merino lambs in just eight hours.
By: Kath Sullivan
Program: AM Presented by While growers in southern states have been hindered by frost and dry conditions, farmers in northern New South Wales are producing a bumper crop.
By: Kath Sullivan
A textbook season and good management pays off for northern grain growers.
ABC Rural News provides authoritative coverage of the business and politics of Australian farming, livestock, forestry, agriculture and primary production
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