New research to shed light on hardships faced by parents of young children during Black Summer

Ellouise Bailey
Updated September 1 2022 - 4:50pm, first published 10:22am
Project officer Kate Turtiainen, project and research lead Karleen Gribble, and community engagement officer Michelle Hamrosi at the project launch in Moruya on Wednesday, August 31. Picture supplied
Project officer Kate Turtiainen, project and research lead Karleen Gribble, and community engagement officer Michelle Hamrosi at the project launch in Moruya on Wednesday, August 31. Picture supplied

A new study has been launched on the NSW South Coast to collect research about the experiences of those caring for children aged between zero and four during and after the Black Summer bushfires.

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Ellouise Bailey

Ellouise Bailey

Journalist

Queensland Country Life reporter based in Rockhampton and reporting on agriculture in the central Queensland region. Got a story? Get in touch: 0447 477 399 or email ellouise.bailey@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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