The Alcoholics Anonymous Fellowship of the Queensland Western District is inviting Mount Isa locals to take part in a Professionals Awareness luncheon. Click to check the original article.
The Alcoholics Anonymous Fellowship of the Queensland Western District is inviting Mount Isa locals to take part in a Professionals Awareness luncheon. Click to check the original article.
Last month we shared the photographers who make us pause on social media with their photos that give us an insight into rural and farming life. We couldn’t stop there! Enjoy discovering what life on the land is like through the lens of these photographers who are passionate about their lives in the bush. Jaz […]
When I got into my first job, which was the minister for aviation, I remember him saying to me, you know the policy and you know the resources that are available to you – I just want you to get on governing and I won’t interfere except in two circumstances: firstly you ask me or […]
Locally we are looking at a third bigger-than-average crop in a row and there feels plenty of selling still to come from growers in Australia. Click to check the original article.
Applications are now open for the 2023 evokeAG. Future Young Leaders Program. Click to check the original article.
Don’t ditch your leftovers from last night’s tea! With the cost of living on the rise, there’s never been a better time to think consciously about our choices and sure make food waste is a thing of the past. This classic staple is a go-to for using up potatoes and cabbage – and anything else […]
There’s a growing appetite for climate conscious food and fibre and Australian farmers are responding. One of the latest advances is low or zero emission beef being released into supermarkets. Coles is Australia’s first major supermarket to launch its own branded carbon neutral beef product, which includes seven different beef cuts and comes in recyclable […]
Robbie Katter calls for action on taxi industry woes Click to check the original article.
Weaner and grown steer categories continue to have the largest volume of listings. Click to check the original article.
The one-of-a-kind, stock whip cracking, hula hooping, outback Queensland acrobatic sisters S.T.Ruth and Rowdy have renovated the Winton property during the past six years, along with the company of their performing dogs and help from generous volunteers. Click to check the original article.
Use of the lupins in the food sector had been restricted due to its taste and texture, as well as its capacity for gelling and thickening, however WOA’s new technology has overcome those challenges. Click to check the original article.