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1 online resource (streaming video file) (57 min. 5 sec.) ; 341359685 bytes |
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NORTHERN HOPESince the suspension of the live cattle trade to Indonesia in 2011 Australia's northern beef industry has made a slow recovery but as the north gears up for the mustering season there's finally a feeling of hope in the air.THE COLOUR PURPLEThe latest super food to hit the shops is a plum Queensland Government Scientists accidently bred a decade ago and its gaining worldwide interest for its antioxidant properties.RHUBARBWhen vegetable processor Simplot pulled out of north-east Tasmania 10-years ago, it was a huge blow to the community but one local farmer took a punt growing a vegetable he knew nothing about.COMMODITIES REPORTLandline's weekly commodities analysis |
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Closed captioning in English |
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Broadcast 2015-02-15 at 12:00:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Antioxidants -- Analysis.
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Beef cattle -- Prices.
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Cattle trade -- Government policy.
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Obesity -- Treatment.
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Rhubarb.
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Fruit in human nutrition.
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Queensland.
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Tasmania.
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Northern Territory -- Adelaide River (River)
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Streaming video
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Courtney, Pip, host
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Lonergan, Kerry, host
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Breen, Fiona, reporter
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Lee, Tim, reporter
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Berecry, Rowan, contributor
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Brown, Lindsay, contributor
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Fanning, Kent, contributor
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Finlay, Brent, contributor
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Gett, Ellen, contributor
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Goodrich, Bim, contributor
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Hughes, Jan, contributor
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James, Ashley, contributor
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Macintosh, Hugh, contributor
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Nicholls, Malcolm, contributor
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Nichols, Jerrod, contributor
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O'Brien, Kristy, contributor
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Penfold, Alison, contributor
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Thorne, Nick, contributor
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