Madeleine Stuchbery is a Commodity and Focus Reporter for The Weekly Times, with a focus on local news and issues in Australia. She covers a range of topics including agriculture, rural communities, farming, and environmental concerns. Madeleine's articles provide insight into the challenges and developments within the Australian agricultural industry.
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Madeleine Stuchbery focuses on local Australian coverage, with a strong emphasis on agriculture, farming, rural communities, and natural disasters. She also covers seasonal events and sports related to the local community.
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The cost of living crisis has had a surprising effect on Australia's floral industry, despite facing strong headwinds.
By: Madeleine Stuchbery
Victoria's health minister has rushed to allay fears key services at a regional hospital will be shut. The community is not convinced.
The number of on-farm fatalities in the first six months of 2024 have matched the number of deaths for the entirety of 2023.
By: Madeleine Stuchbery
Want to make your dollar go further when doing the weekly food shop? Here's how your local market could help.
By: Madeleine Stuchbery
Despite lacking a governing body or universally-accepted definition, this farming practice is drawing in donations from discerning consumers.
It's been a tough season for Australian grapes. But removal of trade restrictions into a key Asian market could turn things around.
By: Madeleine Stuchbery
Traditionally grown in the tropics, bananas are often associated with Far North Queensland, but this small co-operative out of WA is challenging industry perceptions.
By: Madeleine Stuchbery
When Shannon Brown first set up her women-only riding event, she had no idea the philanthropic journey it would take her on.
More resources are needed for local governments to help tackle the spread of a noted biological pest in southern Queensland.
By: Madeleine Stuchbery
Australian sheep farmers are on average more satisfied with their quality of life than the majority of Australians, a new survey has revealed.
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