Sam Bradbrook is a News Reporter at ABC Riverland. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal cruelty, business and economics, culture and society, as well as climate change and the environment, with a focus on social issues in Australia. Sam's work has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Sam Bradbrook's coverage spans a variety of topics, but with a heavy focus on local government announcements and press releases. His work covers subjects such as tourism, renewable energy, poverty, and recycling with a specific national (Australia) geographic focus.
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In short: Businesses in Mount Gambier are worried about a recent run of closures on Commercial Street.
In short: Glenn Dobie fought in World War II and was wounded in battle.
By: Sam Bradbrook, Eugene Boisvert, Conor Burke
A regional South Australian council has voted unanimously to retain the name of a road that has been identified as a slur against Chinese people.
By: Sam Bradbrook
A rural road in South Australia's south-east is at the centre of controversy over its name after a resident raised concerns it was offensive, but the region's local council has voted unanimously for the name to remain.
By: Sam Bradbrook
Uncle Ken Jones' ancestors have passed down stories about some of the most significant natural events in Australia's history.
By: Sam-Bradbrook
Thousands of kilometres of underwater forests experts describe as a "biological engine" are under threat of disappearing unnoticed, with potentially devastating implications for hundreds of marine species.
By: Conor Burke, Sam Bradbrook
The sculpture has caused a stir in a regional South Australian community, but the local council says that is the point of public art.
By: Sam Bradbrook, Cassandra Hough, Brooke Neindorf
The South Australian government has announced an $18 million drought support funding package.
By: Sam Bradbrook, Conor Burke, Eugene Boisvert
Environment authorities in regional South Australia have deployed a helicopter to catch four-wheel-drivers breaking the rules in national parks and on private properties.
By: Sam-Bradbrook
At opposite ends of the planet, a tale of two whale species has emerged — giving researchers hope and concern in equal measure.
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