Maddelin McCosker is a Rural Reporter at Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She focuses on the intersection of mining operations and environmental impact, alongside sustainable agriculture practices including irrigation and organic farming. Maddelin's work has also been featured in Whirlpool.net.au Pty Ltd.
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Maddelin McCosker has a particular focus on local news in Australia, especially Queensland and Blackall. Her coverage heavily cites data and government announcements, indicating that she values factual evidence and official statements.
Given her emphasis on agriculture, livestock, rural communities, and the skilled-worker shortage in the outback regions of Australia, Maddelin may be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics. She seems particularly focused on issues impacting rural areas such as agricultural developments, community challenges like maternity services shortages or worker shortages.
She also covers family & relationships and health & wellbeing themes; therefore relevant pitches could include stories about how these aspects intersect with the specific geographic focus of her reporting.
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By: Maddelin McCosker
The long road to recovery for graziers and communities affected by western Queensland's devastating floods.
By: Maddelin McCosker
It took just days for a lifetime of work to wash away as swollen rivers and creeks became an inland ocean across outback Queensland.
By: Megan Hughes, Maddelin Mccosker
For generations, farmers and outback communities have relied on the bush telegraph during floods but it has fallen silent in recent years, leaving residents without up-to-date information.
By: Maddelin McCosker, Grace Nakamura, Adam Stephen
Western Queensland producers are welcoming a $4.5 million funding injection to control locusts and nymphs that have been destroying outback crops and pasture.
By: Megan Hughes, Maddelin Mccosker
Adam and Prue Brancher had no experience running a pub when they decided to uproot their lives in Tasmania and move to outback Queensland.
By: Megan Hughes, Maddelin McCosker
Australian goat meat has become the first choice for America's "conscious consumers", who see it as more environmentally sustainable and healthy than other proteins.
By: Maddelin Mccosker
The lack of reliable water sources outside the wet season across outback Queensland has some farmers looking towards hard-to-come-by irrigation allocations.
By: Hannah Walsh, Maddelin McCosker
Miners with tenures inside one of Queensland's newest national parks will be allowed to continue hunting for opals.
By: Sophie-Johnson, Hannah-Walsh
Queenslanders from the north-east coast to the outback are entering their fourth day of torrential rainfall as floodwaters continue to rise in the north-west.
By: Sophie-Johnson, Maddie-Nixon
The new year has been ushered in with monsoonal rainfall and peaking floodwaters in parts of north Queensland, but that has not stopped some stranded revellers from celebrating.
