Towers' housing crisis worsens with only three rentals on the market
A real estate principal has shared why heritage listing is keeping people out of the rental market and forcing them to co-share homes Click to check the original article.
Shalimar Park leads the way in the ultra-fine March shorn Merino classes
Honours shared in ultrafine March and August shorn classes Click to check the original article.
Kyabra livestock breeders Michael and Susan Lytton-Hitchins retire after a fruitful career | The Land
Their middle son, Andrew, praised their endeavours as part of lives well lived, with Michael starting life in Kenya on his parents’ Zebu ranch while he and the girl from Nullla Nulla Creek created history with the Australian Stockhorse, Brahman cattle, Superfine Merino sheep and over the years had a host of other studs that […]
Knowing your climate history a key piece of the puzzle
Anyone involved in farming for a long time knows instinctively how variable rainfall can be. Click to check the original article.
Eight magnificent country homes for sale, as seen in Country Life
From a Wiltshire mansion to a wonderful home on the banks of the River Thames, here’s our pick of homes to come to the market via Country Life in the past week or so. Buckinghamshire — £2,250,000 This Grade II*-listed family home dates back to the 16th century, though it now has a Queen Anne […]
A new idea worth seeding
Health benefits of hemp underpin industry expansion. Click to check the original article.
Help for our four-legged heroes: the charity that looks after retired service animals
In 2016, the Countess of Bathurst set up the National Foundation for Retired Service Animals, which continues to look after blue-light families and their animals. A lot of people don’t realise how much these animals contribute,’ sighs the Countess of Bathurst, founder of the National Foundation for Retired Service Animals (NFRSA). ‘They have dedicated their […]
Newnham Paddox: The ancient country seat that’s also brand new
Newnham Paddox in Warwickshire — the seat of the Earl and Countess of Denbigh and Desmond — is an ingeniously planned new house on a small scale which takes advantage of the landscape of a large predecessor demolished in the 1950s. John Martin Robinson explains more; photographs by Paul Highnam for Country Life. Newnham Paddox […]
The 3G shutdown, Sydney Royal and renewable energy projects | The Land
Rob Hayward, a Quirindi veterinarian, who has helped more student vets get involved in the Sydney Royal Show presented with the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW Youth Medal. While the presentation was a relatively low-key affair, Mr Hayward’s contribution has been anything but, with his encouragement of student vets at the show having begun in […]
Wheatbelt Wolves Women’s Football Club Struggles | Farm Weekly
Perri is an agriculture journalist with Farm Weekly. Born in regional Victoria, Perri developed a love of regional and rural news at a young age, and is now passionate about advocating for the agricultural industry. Her interests include science, agronomy, livestock and food production. Perri is an agriculture journalist with Farm Weekly. Born in regional […]
It's time to celebrate our GPs
We seem to have collectively lost our appreciation for the greatness of the GP. Click to check the original article.
Easter campers rescued near Mount Isa amid rising floodwaters
Emergency services have rescued five people from floodwaters inundating a campsite while 24 others have decided to stay until the water levels drop. Click to check the original article.