Landslide victims feel forgotten
A slow creeping landslide is still causing grief for property owners in the south. Click to check the original article.
Tamworth’s Melbourne Cup celebrations went ahead without local races but
I take a particular interest in industry, environment, science, and technology subjects. Besides studies in media, my tertiary education covers
Isolated hail batters grain crops
South Cadoux (Manmanning) farmer Stewart Avery, who crops 4000ha, said about 90pc of a 360ha block of canola was destroyed
Police appeal for assistance in alleged nightclub assault
The victim, or anyone who may have witnessed the assault is asked to contact police. Click to check the original
St Mary's College Gunnedah win IMCJ team competition at Beef
For St Mary’s College Gunnedah, the decision to up-skill when it comes to meat science, identification and judging has paid
Peter Kenny Medal winner announced
Outstanding contributors in agriculture have been recognised in the annual Queensland Agriculture Awards. Click to check the original article.
Eradication of Varroa mite achievable | The Land
“Varroa mite is the most serious threat to honey bees globally, and if it was to settle in Australia, not
New world of ESG has its challenges
ESG is an acronym that’s increasingly common in our vernacular. Click to check the original article.
Hudson pear control in need of fast action | Queensland
He says agricultural and public land alike are under threat of being overrun by Hudson pear infestations, and a focused
Fashion designer Emma Bond is redefining the possibilities of Australian
“Growing up, I used to like spending the day out with my brothers in the sun, talking as we walked