Draft regulations for Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 out | Farm
However State Opposition and Nationals WA leader Shane Love said the opposition had not been “kept in the loop” on
Lachlan Merinos sold rams to long-term buyers in various climates
Claudette and Gerald Woodhouse, Myack Poll Merinos, John Settree, Nutrien, Mitch, Cam, Margot and Glen Rubie, Lachlan Merinos, Scott Gibson,
Droughtmaster national bull record obliterated at Glenlands sale
The previous record was broken on two occasions within the first 12 lots. Click to check the original article.
Underground lines not dead and buried
The establishment of a new committee to re-examine the underground transmission lines issue is good news for affected farmers. Click
Feedlot to Fork gala a highlight of Miles Back to
The Feedlot to Fork gala ball, one of the highlights of the Back to the Bush Festival at Miles, celebrates
Gun laws are off target, says Hassell
The WAFarmers president says he does not support the premise on which the primary producers firearm licence is being created
Full report: Glenlands females in demand
The Childs families saw their physical product sell to destinations as far west as Western Australia and across three states
Support us like our readers support us, regional newspapers urge
Copies of Wednesday’s special edition of The Canberra Times were delivered to the Parliament House offices of every one of
WA delegation discusses live sheep trade ban in Canberra |
The WA Canberra delegation and its accompanying members. Front row: Shearing Industry Association president Darren Spencer (left), WoolProducers Australia chief
Static market at Silverdale
There were 110 cattle offered at Silverdale sale on Wednesday. Click to check the original article.