Tim Piccione
The Land
Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia
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UNSW Wagga student Chanula Wanasinghe wants to fight the regional GP shortage
A son of two regional GPs, Chanula is already drawn to the positive community effects of rural medicine. → Read More
Tumut Crown land returned to Brungle-Tumut Local Aboriginal Land Council
The lands could be used to build affordable housing and to help grow endangered plants. → Read More
Matthew Koop left Melbourne to farm native Australian foods
Ever tried muntries? Imagine an apple and cinnamon-flavoured berry bursting with antioxidants. → Read More
BoM forecasts post-Christmas heatwave for southern Australia
But don't worry, things should cool down by New Year's Eve. → Read More
Two-year-old boy in stable condition after being bitten by snake at Rylstone
A two-year-old boy is in a stable condition in hospital after being bitten by a snake. → Read More
Native grass farming puts Indigenous food on Australia's fine dining map
Perennial and self-sustaining: what agriculture can learn from native grass farming. → Read More
Inside Monte Cristo Homestead, Australia's most haunted house
After decades of reported supernatural sightings, a house in NSW's Riverina has confidently billed itself as "Australia's most haunted homestead". Tim is a journalist from Sydney working for the Daily Advertiser in Wagga. He can be reached at tim.piccione@austcommunitymedia.com.au or 0436919968. → Read More
Southern NSW bracing for flooding, SES maintains evacuation orders for parts of Victoria
110,000 sandbags have been delivered to southern NSW, which is expecting floodwaters travelling from Victoria. → Read More
The impact of the NSW 491 visa on regional skilled migrants and the skills shortage crisis
Ali Hamza is a qualified mechanical engineer from Pakistan but since moving to Wagga almost a year ago... → Read More
NSW Police Force Rural Crime Prevention issue warning to rural properties after 1000L of diesel fuel stolen in Coleambally
"We're not seeing any particular patterns - if you've got fuel, you're potentially a victim," says detective sergeant... → Read More