NSW DPI and the apiary industry are hopeful continued vigilance can help contain the Varroa mite outbreak. Click to check the original article.

NSW DPI and the apiary industry are hopeful continued vigilance can help contain the Varroa mite outbreak. Click to check the original article.

Mount Isa Campdraft will go ahead this weekend despite concerns over recent rain in the region. Click to check the original article.

All the photos from the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW bicentenary cocktail function. Click to check the original article.

About 250 members expected for CWA State Conference at Gingin. Click to check the original article.

Aussie rock legends Noiseworks reunited on Tuesday for their first performance in more than seven years for a surprise gig at the Birdsville Big Red Bash. Click to check the original article.

The export market was slightly easier. Click to check the original article.

Jenny Little, Mt Kilcoy, sold dairy calves for $490. GJ, LE and JN Christensen, Avocavale, sold Santa vealers for $1370 and store cows for $1570. Greg Martin, Stanmore, sold Charbray cows for $1740. Les Little, Harlin, sold Brahman heifers for $1700. Glenda Hulcombe, Witta, sold Droughtmaster store heifers for $1790 and $1420. Click to check […]

The society has since grown to become an extensive, member-driven organisation that brings people together through its annual Sydney Royal Show, RAS Foundation, Australasian Animal Registry, Sydney Royal Competitions and event venue, Sydney Showground. Click to check the original article.

“Small fires grow into big fires, how quick you get to a fire is very important, and volunteer brigades are very good at doing that because they know their district, they know their geography, they know how long it takes to get somewhere and there are eyes everywhere in a district,” Mr Kargotich said. Click […]

Mount Isa District Cross Cultural Liaison Unit held a flag raising ceremony to commemorate the beginning of NADOIC Week 2022. Click to check the original article.

KENNEDY MP Bob Katter wants the government to introduce an immediate 18-month suspension of the law which requires trucks and heavy vehicles to use Adblue to drive on the roads. Click to check the original article.