BOTH numbers on feed and feedlot capacity across Australia hit new record highs in the March quarter, results from the latest quarterly feedlot industry survey released this morning reveal. Numbers on feed reached a new record at the time of the survey at the end of March, reaching almost 1.27 million head, an increase of […]
Looking for a simple, quick and delicious treat to whip up this weekend? Check out this chocolate and peanut butter slice recipe from Matt Moran. Matt has shared the recipe with Good Food and Wine ahead of his cooking demo at the upcoming Sydney show. You can book tickets here. Ingredients 120g butter250g smashed Savoradi […]
The Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride was founded in Sydney in 2012 after inspiration from a photograph featuring classic suits and vintage motorcycles, when Mark Hawwa decided a themed ride would be a great way to combat the often-negative stereotype of motorcyclists and connect the global motorcycling community and to raise funds for a cause important to […]
CBH Group dials up its fertiliser pipeline for WA farmers. Click to check the original article.
Mr Albanese was sworn in as Prime Minister on Monday, along with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles as Employment Minister, Senator Penny Wong as Foreign Affairs Minister, Jim Chalmers as Treasurer and Katy Gallagher as Finance Minister, Minister for Women and Attorney-General. Click to check the original article.
Western Queenslanders are urged to take up an opportunity to have their say about disability and aged care services in their region. Click to check the original article.
MIRL City Country in conjunction with the Queensland Police Service and the QRL Support Squad are hosting Round 5 of City v Country rugby league this weekend. Click to check the original article.
Planting of Australia’s winter crop is well advanced in all states including Western Australia. Photo: DPIRD SFW WHEAT has passed the $500-per-tonne mark this week in eastern Australia, and is trading at close to $520/t in the Port Adelaide zone amid thin grower selling, buoyant demand from exporters with hatches to fill, and tight logistics. […]
The auction date of western Queensland’s Tulmur aggregation has been shifted again, this time until June 14. Click to check the original article.
While three Liberal sitting MPs have won their seats, vote counting continues after Saturday’s election. Click to check the original article.
The annual Braidwood Blue Ribbon calf sale was strong with prices higher than other recent calf sales. Click to check the original article.
ELDERS Limited has posted earnings before interest and tax of $132.8 million for the six months to March 31, up 80 percent on the corresponding 2021 half-year figure, the agribusiness announced today. Its sales revenue for HY22 at $1.5 billion is up 38pc on the equivalent period last year. Elders’ retail and wholesale products divisions, […]