From petite potted varieties to majestic trees, Tibouchina exhibits an impressive range of sizes. Furthermore, its adaptability extends to diverse gardening styles, growing effortlessly with the tropical conditions of Queensland while also infusing vibrant floral colours indicative of a cottage garden. Click to check the original article.
Roebuck Plains is the latest northern cattle station to tap into irrigated fodder production. Click to check the original article.
The Geddes family paid $6500 for a AI-bred, 916kg, McPhee Trophy 36 son, Kingslane Titan T1 (AI), which ranks in the top 5pc for 200, 400 and 600-day weight, while Mr Giglia went to $6000 for an ET-bred, 870kg Lman King Rob 8621 son, Kingslane Tobacco T88 (ET), which is in the top 15pc for […]
The nation’s energy ministers must be locked in a room when they meet in Canberra next week and not allowed out until they agree on an immediate path forward to deliver fair and equitable ground rules around land access and the transition to renewable energy. Click to check the original article.
A crowd of 75 of their closest friends and family, and their cattle, watched on as they said I do. Click to check the original article.
Managing the local swimming pools a great lifestyle change. Click to check the original article.
The Mount, near the Shropshire town of Oswestry, is a quite incredible home built with no expense spared — and it’s now seeking a new owner. Penny Churchill takes a look. After a distinguished career spanning almost 50 years, softly spoken Tony Morris-Eyton of Savills in Telford has stepped back from his longstanding role as head […]
Like marmalade on toast, saying sorry and the Shipping Forecast, there are few things more typically British than the courtroom wig. Agnes Stamp explains why our barristers and judges wear them. They are the undeniable emblem of our judicial system. Perukes, worn together with robes, have been a mainstay of courtroom dress from about 1685, […]
There were 349 registered bidders and 273 lots to get through at Jilakin clearing sale. Click to check the original article.
Ms Streeter flew to the US on Saturday with nine fellow breeders to start a long-awaited trip that will see them visiting Nashville in Tennessee, Fortworth in Texas, and then renting a van to visit breeders in the south of Texas. They will then attend the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, before Ms Streeter will […]
Sponsor Shannon Lawlor, IAH, exhibitors Annette Barham and Murray Sowter, handlers Col Fallis, Canada, and Jamie Hollis, Pittsworth, Qld, judges Steve Crowley, Barraba, Hannah Powe, Cargo, and Tim Lord, Kangaloon, with the champion of champions winner. Picture by Alexandra Bernard Click to check the original article.
As old as husbandry hedges may be, but that doesn’t mean they cannot be beautiful, too. Charles Quest-Ritson considers the many options. The Ancient Britons planted hedges to keep their cattle in, but we plant hedges to keep them out. Thick and thorny plantings were sometimes part of the defence system of an Iron Age […]