Austral begins ambitious North West drill program Click to check the original article.

Far north Queensland’s Crystalbrook and Silkwood stations are being presented as an integrated cattle breeding and fattening operation. Click to check the original article.

Golf results. Click to check the original article.

“In the north there is winter crop or good paddocks while there is feed coming on in the west and a lot of the calves went that way,” reported auctioneer Matthew Duff, Harold Curry Livestock, who held the sale in conjunction with Tenterfield agency Alford and Duff. Click to check the original article.

“I decided to do a cook up of Ukrainian food and sell it to those at council and then my colleague suggested it would be a good idea for every culture to participate in the cook up. So during April, each week, we had two sales of different multicultural food, including Italian, Filipino, New Zealand […]

A farm-flipping couple have also flipped their Forbes farm auction into an expressions of interest proposition with a $10-million price tag. Click to check the original article.

Nominations now open for RSPCA WA welfare awards. Click to check the original article.

NSW Minister of Agriculture, Dugald Saunders, took part in the auction selling a box of lamb racks (approximately 15kg) donated by Fletchers International Exports for $2500 to Dick Smith Transport, Dubbo, with proceeds going to The Grace Centre for Newborn Intensive Care at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. Click to check the original article.

Other notable offerings of weaner steers included Simental-cross weaner steers from Eurara Pty Ltd, which sold for $1850 a run of Droughtmaster-cross steers from Geoff Busch, Christmas Creek, which made sold $1880, some 12-month-old Santa Gertrudis steers offered by Frank Hester, Tabragalba, which for $1780, some Droughtmaster-cross weaner steers from Paul Benstead at Christmas Creek, […]

The sale was held in conjunction with the Dubbo Show Prime Lamb Competition on May 27. Click to check the original article.

Proud royalist and Quilpie Shire Councillor Lyn Barnes was one of the key organisers of the special tribute, working with council staff to put together a program that included a solo violin performance from Quilpie local Lauren Park, a welcome from Lyn, and singing the Australian national anthem, the Song for the Commonwealth, and A […]

A former Mount Isa victim of sexual abuse has started a new awareness campaign called “Loud Fences” in the Catholic Diocese of Townsville. Click to check the original article.