Events to be held from coast to coast
Registration opens April 19 for Stockmanship & Stewardship. Click to check the original article.
Emma Sims-Hilditch: The reinvention of the country house
Interior designer Emma Sims-Hilditch joins the Country Life Podcast. How important an interior designer is Emma Sims-Hilditch? ‘In my view, she has almost completely turned the country house aesthetic on its head, and reinvented it for the 21st century,’ says Giles Kime, Country Life’s Executive Editor and our resident interiors guru. ‘She’s a great believer […]
A glorious medieval hall in Norfolk with England’s largest brick-built Tudor barn, a moat, and nine acres
At Hales Hall near Norwich, you can live a fairytale life in this seven bedroom home that’s positively bursting with history. There’s nothing quite like a proper Tudor house. As well as providing large open spaces for living and entertaining, they are steeped in history — what stories can these buildings, with their delicate pink […]
FWFWW: Tie your hair up we're heading to the farm
Farmer Wants A Wife, season 14, episode two recap. Click to check the original article.
Little hope for Bruce Lehrmann in appeal of defamation case against Network Ten, Lisa Wilkinson: senior academic | The North West Star
Meanwhile, she said, while Justice Lee’s judgement may well be a master class in careful and forensic unpicking of a complicated case filled with insalubrious characters, it would not be useful as a study tool for future lawyers. “It’s actually taken on a life of its own … I mean, what would be the focus?” […]
St George community mourns Allan Neale | Queensland Country Life
When the haunting bugle call of the Last Post, Rouse and Reveille are sounded across St George on Anzac Day next week, it will be hard to find a dry eye in the crowd, left with the special memory of the service Allan Neale performed for their close-knit community, among others. Click to check the […]
Share your thoughts on the upcoming AWI WoolPoll | North Queensland Register
With the Australian Wool Innovation WoolPoll being conducted between September and November this year, it is time for woolgrowers to weigh up the pros and cons of the past three years of reduced revenue for AWI after having dropped the wool levy rate at the previous wool poll. Click to check the original article.
Share your thoughts on the upcoming AWI WoolPoll | The Land
With the Australian Wool Innovation WoolPoll being conducted between September and November this year, it is time for woolgrowers to weigh up the pros and cons of the past three years of reduced revenue for AWI after having dropped the wool levy rate at the previous wool poll. Click to check the original article.
Share your thoughts on the upcoming AWI WoolPoll | Queensland Country Life
With the Australian Wool Innovation WoolPoll being conducted between September and November this year, it is time for woolgrowers to weigh up the pros and cons of the past three years of reduced revenue for AWI after having dropped the wool levy rate at the previous wool poll. Click to check the original article.
Share your thoughts on the upcoming AWI WoolPoll | Farm Weekly
With the Australian Wool Innovation WoolPoll being conducted between September and November this year, it is time for woolgrowers to weigh up the pros and cons of the past three years of reduced revenue for AWI after having dropped the wool levy rate at the previous wool poll. Click to check the original article.
Bowen region hosts first cattle sale in 17 years
Strong local support and favourable market conditions at Bowen’s first cattle sale in 17 years. Click to check the original article.
Future bright for Griffith saleyards as minister announces funding
A further $1.4 million was announced for sheep and goat eID. Click to check the original article.