
Casey Briggs
Journalist at ABC News (Australia)
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2 weeks ago |
agupdate.com | Casey Briggs
By Casey Briggs of Clark, S.D. Not much rain here in Clark County since the big event early mid-May. We’ve had roughly a quarter inch last night into this morning June 6 as I type this up. There’s not much of a drought up here in this part of the Coteau either, but I can’t speak for the whole hill. Plant growth has been slow to stalled. Cold nights and mild daytime temps have made the cold shock and frost damage recovery slow.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Casey Briggs
Tasmanians are off to the polls for a rare mid-winter election, one that no-one particularly seems to want. How voters make their decision on July19may be influenced by who they regard as responsible for sending them to the polls. This was not an election that needed to happen, even after Labor's no-confidence motion in the premier passed earlier in June. Premier Jeremy Rockliff could have resigned and allowed a Liberal colleague to attempt to form government.
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1 month ago |
caseybriggs.substack.com | Casey Briggs
The period after an election is always a funny little time. The winners are getting on with it, the losers are licking their wounds and lashing out at each other, and the world is moving on, even as the final figures and seats continue to dribble in. Folks, the election ain't over yet! On the personal front, I have at least had some days off and returned to relatively normal sleeping hours, so that's something.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Casey Briggs
The Liberal Party has retained the seat of Monash, the ABC projects. Mary Aldred will be the next member for the Victorian seat, defeating Russell Broadbent, who became an independent after losing Liberal preselection. The seat has been in doubt because there are no candidates with more than a third of the first preference vote, and it had not been clear which two candidates would be the final two in the count.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Casey Briggs
Greens MP Elizabeth Watson-Brown has held onto her inner-Brisbane seat of Ryan, the ABC projects. On the current count, the LNP's Maggie Forrest leads on first preferences with around 35 per cent of the vote. The LNP will not win from this position. But it has not been clear whether Ms Watson-Brown or Labor's Rebecca Hack will finish second after the exclusion of the other five candidates.
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