Sophie Johnson is a journalist for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) with a focus on national news in Australia. She covers a wide range of topics including weather events, infrastructure projects, music reviews, environmental conservation, food, energy, and social issues. Sophie is passionate about providing informative and engaging content to her readers.
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Sophie Johnson's coverage mainly revolves around national Australian issues, with a strong focus on agriculture and farming. She also covers government announcements, reviews, and data-driven articles relating to business, industry, government, politics as well as topics such as cricket, climate change, food and drink.
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By: Sophie Johnson
In the dynamic landscape of Australia's economy, unlisted companies emerge as silent powerhouses, driving innovation and growth behind the scenes. These entities, ranging from ambitious startups to established enterprises, play a pivotal role in the economic fabric, yet their stories often go untold. Unlike their listed counterparts, these companies thrive on flexibility and agility, making significant contributions to technological advancements and economic diversification.
By: Sophie Johnson
Tiffany Wong is a passionate performer, but being an Australian artist with an Asian heritage has challenges.
By: Sophie Johnson
The way farmers manage soil health could soon become cheaper, easier, and better for the environment thanks to artificial intelligence.
By: Sophie Johnson
You've probably heard about controversial breaker Rachael "Raygun" Gunn's performance at the Olympics — but she wasn't the only one there representing Australia.
By: Sophie Johnson
In his restaurant in Perth, Erich Wong makes egg noodles by hand using methods he learned from his father in Malaysia more than 50 years ago. Although technology makes things easier, he's keeping a tradition alive.
In short: What's next? Found in towns across Western Australia's south is a chain of Vietnamese restaurants and bakeries, all owned by one family.
In short: Malaysian content creators have uploaded travel video logs to YouTube about Katanning, a rural town in WA's Great Southern region.
By: Sophie Johnson
Isabella Murphy always knew she had Tongan heritage, but she didn't know what that meant until her grandmother died.
A Thai woman has survived after spending two hours fighting for her life while a four-metre-long python trapped her in its coils.
By: Sophie Johnson
Raj Phanden, better known as Cycle Baba, has cycled about 130,000 kilometres across more than 100 countries, all in the name of sharing his message about eco-friendly living.
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