Kiara Stacey is a journalist based in South Australia, specializing in local news and agricultural topics. With a focus on the farming industry, Kiara's work has been featured in publications such as Farm Online, North Queensland Register, and Goulburn Post. She is passionate about sharing stories that highlight the resilience and innovation of rural communities.
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Kiara Stacey's focus is primarily on local events and developments within the agriculture and farming sectors, with a particular emphasis on South Australia. She also covers government announcements related to these areas.
If you are reaching out to Kiara, consider providing insights or data related to agricultural trends in South Australia. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming events or government policies impacting the rural community in this region, it may be of interest to her. Keep in mind that topics such as weather-related challenges and their impact on agriculture could also align well with her reporting interests.
Given her coverage attributes, she may find value in receiving press releases or official data from relevant authorities regarding agricultural initiatives or rural development projects within South Australia.
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A Coorong organic dairy has made the decision to reduce its milking, largely driven by seasonal conditions.
A Year 12 school project in design has led a young Mid North woman to start her own business in leather work.
Wild pig sightings throughout the Riverland have increased as a result of seasonal conditions, according to the Murraylands & Riverland Landscape Board.
Alpaca wool grown, shorn and crafted in SA has hit the runway in WA for the Eco Fashion Week Australia Closet of the Anthropocene.
By: Kiara Stacey
Heavy rains have hit the Mid North in the past 24 hours, and this morning, some roads remained closed due to the downpour.
Women across the Mid North gathered at the Jamestown RSL to learn tools to support producers through tough times.
To recognise this year has presented challenges and "been a tough" season, the Women on The Land group organised interactive support sessions Tools for Tough Seasons across the state.
AJ&PA McBride have celebrated how far the company has come since their take over of Wilgena Station in 1924.
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