Lucy Kinbacher Editor – Queensland Country Life/North Queensland Register Raised on a cattle property at Biggenden, Lucy Kinbacher has spent 10 years working across metropolitan, regional and rural publications in both Queensland and NSW. Lucy has been the editor of the Queensland Country Life and North Queensland Register since 2021. Raised on a cattle property […]
I wonder whether a crystal ball would have been a welcome Christmas present or not. Click to check the original article.
His legacy includes the opening of the US, Korean and Japanese markets to Australian meat exports, carcase classification and processor feedback through the Aus-Meat program, the development of the Computer Aided Livestock Marketing System (CALM), which preceded AuctionsPlus, as well as targeted promotion of red meat domestically. Click to check the original article.
Made in Kangaroo Valley, The Healing follows veterans recovering from PTSD. Click to check the original article.
Country music festival injects $141 million into the local economy. Click to check the original article.
Technology is available now to assist with keeping up to speed with worker requirements. Click to check the original article.
Sydney Royal is fast approaching. Click to check the original article.
This Arts-and-Crafts property near Petersfield was designed by Inigo Triggs and has gardens planted by Gertrude Jekyll. It also comes with a fighter jet. Sometimes, when I’m bored, I like to imagine hypothetical situations where people from the past would be presented with something from the present, and how they might react. What would occur, […]
Mike kicks off the broadcast with Mary Kay Thatcher, director of public policy, Syngenta, about the possibilities of a farm bill in 2024; looking down the road to other policies, including regulations from the EPA; and trade agreements. Ted Siefried, Zaner Ag Hedge, joins Mike at the desk to recap the 2023 markets, and look […]
The ‘Surrey Six’ is a collection of ways to tie rope that, for most people, are the only six knots you’ll ever need. Agnes Stamp tries her hand at tying them, and looks in to the lore of knot tying. Founded in 1982, the International Guild of Knot Tyers (IGKT), is an association that draws […]
For Sir John Soane, the tools of the trade included skylights, tinted glasses and mirrors, as much as classical motifs, bricks and mortar. Carla Passino retraces the life of the man who chased the poetry of architecture and left an extraordinary gift to the nation Apollo gleams, bathed in golden light. The glow that sets […]
From hiking to cooking classes, a family-run stronghold in the heart of Tuscany offers the perfect off-season retreat, says Agnes Stamp. If Italy is the Garden of Europe, then Tuscany is undoubtedly the garden of Italy. Bounded by the ranges of the Apennines on one side and the sea on the other, this bountiful province […]