Bill Ormonde is a video journalist at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). He covers a range of topics related to climate change and the environment, focusing on water management, animal rights, and natural resources in outback New South Wales. Bill's work has been featured in MSN and he has contributed to notable programs such as Landline, AM, and The World Today.
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Bill Ormonde's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the New South Wales region of Australia. His articles cover a wide range of topics including agriculture, farming, government announcements and politics. Given this focus, experts with insights into local agricultural practices or government policies impacting rural areas would be valuable sources for Bill.
Considering his coverage attributes such as evolving stories and breaking news, experts who can provide timely commentary on developing situations related to agriculture, mining or regional employment issues are likely to capture his interest.
Given the variety of topics covered by Bill, outreach efforts should align with these diverse themes but always anchored in their relevance to the specific geographic area he covers.
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Here's what's making news in the Broken Hill region today.
By: Bill Ormonde, Patrick Reincke
Police are investigating the disappearance of more than 200 head of cattle from a property in outback New South Wales.
Here's what's making news in the Broken Hill region today.
By: Soofia Tariq, Bill Ormonde
Samantha and Richard Maiden of Mt Gipps Station estimate they have lost more than a quarter of their annual business due to ongoing road closures
Hundreds of university students and other participants from as far away as India travelled to outback New South Wales over the weekend for an international rocket competition.
By: Bill Ormonde, Sarah McConnell
On a remote sheep station in outback New South Wales, rockets are being launched kilometres into the air.
By: Bill Ormonde
In one of the planet's most pristine wetlands a small boat weaves through floodwater. Armed with binoculars, bird books and cameras, budding ecologists scour their surrounds, surveying for wildlife.
By: Bill Ormonde
Australian university students and staff have found themselves far from home in southern Africa studying the impact of climate change and human development.
By: Bill Ormonde
A group of Australian university students are in the Okavango Delta as part of a multinational partnership designed to inspire the next generation of conservationists, ecologists and wildlife managers.
By: Bill Ormonde
Wilcannia in outback New South Wales isn't exactly a holiday hot spot but the town is trying to change that. Residents say for too long it's had a reputation as a tough place, now it's becoming a fixture on traveler's itineraries.
