Cattle-station cookbook helps disaster

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Wendy Cox, the cook at Tipperary Cattle Station in Australia's Northern Territory, is offering her own charity cookbook to help flood-stricken farmers.

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One of the meals featured in Wendy Cox’s cookbook is her delicious Thai chicken patties.

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Wendy Cox cooks meals and more for a cattle-station crew with as many as 50 staff.

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Wendy Cox’s cookbook is selling around the world.

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Flooding kills tens of thousands of cattle this year in Australia.

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Cattle producers in north-west Queensland are still searching for missing livestock across flood-affected country. A large herd of cattle is stranded on an island created by flooding.

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The cook at a massive cattle station in Australia’s Northern Territory has launched her own recipe book with all proceeds going to help flood-stricken farmers in the area. She calls it "The Stations Helping Stations Cookbook."

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Tipperary Cattle Station covers more than 300,000 hectares or more than 741,000 acres near Daly River in Australia's Northern Territory.

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With 20 years experience behind him, award-winning agricultural journalist Chris McCullough is always on the hunt for his next story. He grew up on the family dairy farm in the heart of Northern Ireland and is based on the country’s east coast. He travels around the world to bring readers international news.