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Media Coverage 2018 MEDIA COVERAGE 2018 Date Medium Event/Issue Who Link 22 Dec Radio – ABC Radio Brett Country Breakfast Summer Feature National, Country Worthington – https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/countrybreakfast/country-breakfast- Breakfast Summer COALAR funding summer-feature/10549486 Feature 13 Dec Print/online – Farm Crawford Fund Scholar – Jimmy Bidstrup maps out his agricultural journey Weekly (WA) Conference Jimmy https://www.farmweekly.com.au/story/5808144/jimmy-maps-out-his-agricultural-journey/ Bidstrup 10 Dec YouTube – ABC Radio ACIAR’s John Dr Libby ABC Radio interview with ACIAR John Dillon Fellows interviews via USC Dillon Fellows Swanepoel, ABC Rural reporter Jennifer Nichols came by to talk to our John Dillon Fellows Dr. Libby International Steglar Tabi Swanepoel and Mr. Steglar Tabi Aga to learn more about their agriculture research with Development Aga ACIAR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBxlsuck1i8 4 Dec Print/online – ACIAR’s John Amy Maslen- "[Social media] is my way of engaging the community, and opportunities have arisen Devex.com newsletter Dillon Fellows Miller through that channel. It is how I can support the sharing of knowledge and inspire others." and linked article — Amy Maslen-Miller, a Samoan scientist, speaks to Devex about her journey in STEM and getting outside the lab to support farming 3 Dec Print/online – Crawford Fund Scholars Research students focus on global food issues University of Sunshine conference 2018 Camila Ribeiro https://www.usc.edu.au/explore/usc-news-exchange/news- Coast News and Natalia archive/2018/december/research-students-focus-on-global-food-issues Souza 29 Nov Print/online – Farm Michael Foley Ashok Kumar, Sweet sorghum a double sugar-hit for Indian farmers Online (Crawford Fund ICRISAT https://www.farmonline.com.au/story/5786139/sweet-sorghum-a-double-sugar-hit-for- trip to India – indian-farmers/ funded by AIC) 29 Nov Print/online – The Land Michael Foley Ashok Kumar, Sweet sorghum a double sugar-hit for Indian farmers (Crawford Fund ICRISAT https://www.theland.com.au/story/5786139/sweet-sorghum-a-double-sugar-hit-for- trip to India – indian-farmers/ funded by AIC) 29 Nov Print/online – Michael Foley Ashok Kumar, Sweet sorghum a double sugar-hit for Indian farmers Queensland Country (Crawford Fund ICRISAT https://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au/story/5786139/sweet-sorghum-a-double- Life trip to India – sugar-hit-for-indian-farmers/ funded by AIC) 29 Nov Print/online – Stock Michael Foley Ashok Kumar, Sweet sorghum a double sugar-hit for Indian farmers Journal (Crawford Fund ICRISAT https://www.stockjournal.com.au/story/5786139/sweet-sorghum-a-double-sugar-hit-for- trip to India – indian-farmers/ funded by AIC) 29 Nov Print/online – North Michael Foley Ashok Kumar, Sweet sorghum a double sugar-hit for Indian farmers Queensland Register (Crawford Fund ICRISAT https://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/story/5786139/sweet-sorghum-a-double- trip to India – sugar-hit-for-indian-farmers/ funded by AIC) 29 Nov Print/online – Stock & Michael Foley Ashok Kumar, Sweet sorghum a double sugar-hit for Indian farmers Land (Crawford Fund ICRISAT https://www.stockandland.com.au/story/5786139/sweet-sorghum-a-double-sugar-hit-for- trip to India – indian-farmers/ funded by AIC) 28 Nov Print/online – ACIAR’s John Amy Maslen- Opening the conversation to indigenous agriculture devex.com Dillon Fellowship Miller, Samoa https://www.devex.com/news/opening-the-conversation-to-indigenous-agriculture- 93905#.W_8SscBVo2k.twitter Radio – ABC QLD ACIAR’s John Country Hour Dillon Fellowship 08 Nov Radio – ABC Radio ACIAR’s John Pacific Mornings (audio expired – only available for a month) Australia - Pacific Dillon Fellowship https://www.abc.net.au/radio-australia/programs/pacificmornings/pacific- Mornings mornings/10458260 06 Nov Print/online – Good ACIAR’s John Paula Ibell, Regional aid: International researchers gain agricultural insights Fruit & Vegetables Dillon Fellowship Dr Cesar https://www.goodfruitandvegetables.com.au/story/5743536/international-researchers- Limbaga jun gain-agricultural-insights-video/?cs=4898 06 Nov Print/online – North ACIAR’s John Paula Ibell, Regional aid: International researchers gain agricultural insights Queensland Register Dillon Fellowship Dr Cesar https://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/story/5743536/international-researchers- Limbaga jun gain-agricultural-insights-video/?cs=4699 06 Nov Print/online – ACIAR’s John Paula Ibell, Regional aid: International researchers gain agricultural insights Queensland Country Dillon Fellowship Dr Cesar https://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au/story/5743536/international-researchers- Life Limbaga jun gain-agricultural-insights-video/?cs=4699 05 Nov Print/online – The Wire ACIAR’s John Amy Maslen- Using indigenous culture to inform scientific practice Dillon Fellowship Miller, Samoa http://thewire.org.au/story/using-indigenous-culture-to-inform-scientific-practice/ 19 Oct Print/online – 7th Global Meryl Where are the women in aquaculture and fisheries? Devex.com Conference on Williams, https://www.devex.com/news/where-are-the-women-in-aquaculture-and-fisheries-93696 Gender in Asian Fisheries Aquaculture and Society Fisheries 03 Oct Print/online – Sunshine Workshops in Dr Madaline More than rice: Helping South East Asian farmers branch out Coast University, media Laos, Cambodia, Healey, CF https://mysunshinecoast.com.au/news/news-display/more-than-rice-helping-south-east- release volunteering asian-farmers-branch-out,56669 28 Sept Print/online – QLD Michael Foley, Peter Aussie ag talent to bridge trade gap with India Country Life India visit, Carberry, https://www.queenslandcountrylife.com.au/story/5673415/aussie-talent-to-bridge-trade- Crawford Fund Warwick gap-with-india/?cs=4735 and DFAT Easdown, Australia India Joanna Kane- Council Potaka 28 Sept Print/online – Stock Michael Foley, Peter Aussie ag talent to bridge trade gap with India Journal India visit, Carberry, https://www.stockjournal.com.au/story/5673415/aussie-talent-to-bridge-trade-gap-with- Crawford Fund Warwick india/?cs=4735 and DFAT Easdown, Australia India Joanna Kane- Council Potaka 28 Sept Print/online – Stock & Michael Foley, Peter Aussie ag talent to bridge trade gap with India Land India visit, Carberry, https://www.stockandland.com.au/story/5673415/aussie-talent-to-bridge-trade-gap-with- Crawford Fund Warwick india/?cs=4735 and DFAT Easdown, Australia India Joanna Kane- Council Potaka 28 Sept Print/online – The Land Michael Foley, Peter Aussie ag talent to bridge trade gap with India India visit, Carberry, https://www.theland.com.au/story/5673415/aussie-talent-to-bridge-trade-gap-with- Crawford Fund Warwick india/?cs=4735 and DFAT Easdown, Australia India Joanna Kane- Council Potaka 28 Sept Print/online – North Michael Foley, Peter Aussie ag talent to bridge trade gap with India Queensland Register India visit, Carberry, https://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/story/5673415/aussie-talent-to-bridge- Crawford Fund Warwick trade-gap-with-india/?cs=4735 and DFAT Easdown, Australia India Joanna Kane- Council Potaka 28 Sept Print/online – Farm Michael Foley, Warwick Aussie ag talent to bridge trade gap with India Online India visit, Easdown, https://www.farmonline.com.au/story/5673415/aussie-talent-to-bridge-trade-gap-with- Crawford Fund Joanna Kane- india/ and DFAT Potaka Australia India Council 22 Sept Radio – ABC Radio Svalbard Vault Marie Haga Doomsday Vault needs repairs due to water damage caused by climate change Saturday AM (revisited) http://www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/am/doomsday-vault-needs-repairs-due-to-water- damage-climate-change/10294080 20 Sept Print/online – SBS Crawford Fund Lydia O’Meara Meet the Aussie researcher helping to prevent diabetes deaths in Fiji Conference CF Scholar, https://www.sbs.com.au/food/article/2018/09/20/meet-aussie-researcher-helping- Scholar ACIAR, CQU prevent-diabetes-deaths-fiji 15 Sept Print/online – Open Crawford Fund Lydia O’Meara Tackling diabetes in Fiji Forum Conference CF Scholar, http://www.openforum.com.au/tackling-diabetes-in-fiji/ ACIAR, CQU Sept Print/online – Graham Crawford Fund Scholars Graham Centre scholars at Crawford Fund Conference Centre, CSU Spring Conference (Jian http://www.csu.edu.au/research/grahamcentre/news/newsletters/2018/spring- Newsletter Liu, Matt 2018/graham-centre-scholars-at-crawford-fund-conference?platform=hootsuite Champness) 05 Sept Print/online – Crawford Fund Scholar The next-gen in development ag: meet some 2018 Crawford Fund scholars AgriEducate Conference program https://agrieducate.com.au/2018/09/05/the-next-gen-in-development-ag-meet-some- (Rebekah Ash) 2018-crawford-fund-scholars/ Promoted via Twitter AgriEducate (@AgriEducate) 9/9/18, 10:06 pm "ag opened up as a field that allows for leadership in international development discussing some of the most pivotal #challenges to overcome in our society" Ne'er a truer word spoken, Rebekah Ash! ⁦@CrawfordFund⁦ Scholar. Latest Scholar update agrieducate.com.au/2018/09/05/the… ⁦@devex⁦ 05 Sept Print/online – devex Crawford Fund Scholar Recruiting the youth to agriculture Conference program, https://www.devex.com/news/recruiting-the-youth-to-agriculture-advice-from-young- Cathy Reade, researchers-93365/amp?__twitter_impression=true Demi Gamble, Camila Ribeiro, Cooper Schouten 05 Sept Print/online – Crawford Fund Scholar The next-gen in development ag: meet some 2018 Crawford Fund Scholars AgriEducate Conference program https://agrieducate.com.au/2018/09/05/the-next-gen-in-development-ag-meet-some- (Cooper 2018-crawford-fund-scholars/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
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