Northern Territory properties Aileron Station and Oolloo Farm are two highly regarded properties located in the Anmatjere region. Click to check the original article.

In addition to this, DPLH and the Department of Training and Workforce Development (DTWD), through South Regional TAFE, are developing training products that support introduction of the ACH Act to build capability and capacity for LACHS as well as other stakeholders. Click to check the original article.

Light weight yearling steers returning to the paddock made to 392c with a good sample at 355c/kg. Yearling steers under 330kg also returning to the paddock made to 378c to average 347c/kg. Medium weight yearling steers to feed averaged 340c and made to 350c/kg. Heavy weight yearling was to feed made to 344c to average […]

On leaving the QGGA in the early 1990s, George set up his own consultancy, Landholder Services, initially with friend Bob Challen (who was retiring from Mt Isa Mines), then later as a sole operator. For more than 30 years, he worked with landholders statewide on hundreds of complex, often multi-year compensation and environmental negotiations with […]

The NCFH, which has its head office in the Victorian agricultural community of Hamilton, offers a range of in-person and online support services, including an online psychological services, webinars, podcats and factsheets – aimed at farmers, their families, farm workers, communities and associated farm advisers. Click to check the original article.

“Our development and building approvals are incredibly strong, our population has never grown quicker, and major investments like the Atherton Hospital, Kaban windfarm and Mulungu’s Midin Clinic are signs of confidence and future growth in the Tablelands,” Cr Marti said. Click to check the original article.

It includes one-off and recurring grant funding to ensure the sustainability of LACHS across the State as they become operational, and build capacity of these new regulatory organisations to support the anticipated levels of service required of them from land users, Aboriginal people and communities. Click to check the original article.

Young people were found to increase their gambling activities in response to advertising across various platforms, including television, streamed content, social media, online platforms, and direct messages. Disturbingly, exposure to gambling ads led 50pc of those at risk of harm to increase their gambling, and 41pc changed their preferences or tried new forms of gambling. […]

The continuous rising cost of living combined with the prospect of international travel following COVID-19 and incorrect information regarding road conditions were reported as reasons why tourism wasn’t booming in the North, but Katter’s Australian Party Leader and Traeger MP Robbie Katter was urging travellers to make the trip. Click to check the original article.

This year’s dry summer was a stark contrast to the flooding of spring 2022 in the Goondiwindi region. Click to check the original article.

Pubs, accommodation providers, retail businesses, cafes, shops, bars, service stations, and grocery stores are all set to benefit as the beef industry descends on Rockhampton for Beef Week 2024. Click to check the original article.