Ted O'Connor is a reporter at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He covers the East Kimberley region with a focus on agriculture and farming, including topics such as farm management, ranching, and the intersection of business and economics within the BFSI and banking sectors. Ted's work has also been featured in American Banker.
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Ted O'Connor's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime, indigenous issues, and government announcements within the Kimberley region of Australia. If you have insights or expertise related to these areas, such as youth justice, remote community challenges, or regional Indigenous affairs in Australia (particularly New South Wales), Ted may be interested in your perspective.
Considering his strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to local crime and governance in the Kimberley region specifically, providing timely updates or exclusive access to relevant events would likely capture his attention.
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By: Ted O'Connor
The Branxholme Wallacedale Saints under 11s football team celebrates its first win of the 2025 season.
By: Coco Veldkamp, Ted O'Connor
Moyne Shire Council has abruptly closed its Belfast Aquatics Community Pool after commissioning an inspection and report that identified the presence of mould throughout the facility and algae in some parts.
By: Ted O'Connor
Fresh details have emerged about the motivations behind the alleged Bondi gunmen and how they planned the terrorist attack, which killed 15 people.
By: Ted O'Connor, Julia Bergin
As Sydney residents soaked up the city's famous New Year's Eve fireworks display, this year the annual celebration took a more sombre tone.
By: Ted O'Connor
A child safety advocate is warning parents to be vigilant about button batteries following legal action against an Australian retailer.
By: Ted-Oconnor
Steve Cotton condition scores a sheep before comparing his result with the farmers he is training. ABC News: Ted O'Connor
By: Andy Park, Ted-Oconnor
At a time when sheep farmers are being hit with high diesel prices and more extreme weather, the industry is touting the success of a national course aiming to boost productivity.
By: Ted O’Connor
New bank capital rules have changed the calculus for many banks in the U.S., eliminating many of the barriers that prevented midsize institutions from growing. The result will likely be a rapid spike in mergers.
By: Sinéad Mangan, Ted O'Connor, Lachlan Ford
Fuel shock expected to be felt for years as businesses urge extended relief Wed 17 Jun 2026 at 5:03am In short:
By: Sinéad Mangan, Ted O Connor, Lachlan Ford, Ted-Oconnor
Businesses in regional Australia have been hit hard by the war in the Middle East and want the federal government to extend fuel and freight discounts. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he will decide about the fuel excise at the end of next week.
