“Wind-turbines on or near The Brothers or Gugang is one very clear case where the Precautionary Principle must be applied: that is – there is no assurance that damage to a cultural landscape, to its aesthetic and 20,000-plus year cultural value, and to social and environmental elements, will not occur,” Mr Massy said. Click to […]
Luke Fergusson’s mum is urging the wider community not to give up. Click to check the original article.
Winner of the heavily contested 100-day category Kel and Greg Kelly from Juandah Grazing Company. QUEENSLAND beef producers have dominate the weight gain phase of the RNA’s 2023 Paddock to Palate Competition and Wagyu Challenge presented by JBS Australia. Juandah Grazing from Guluguba in the Western Downs region took out Class 37 (100 day) at […]
Managing animal diseases and participating in the carbon market were two of the issues AgForce’s north west regional manager Vol Norris fielded when he attended the Richmond Field Days, together with his north east compatriot Katie Malouf. Click to check the original article.
JBS, the world’s largest conventional animal protein producer, has started construction on what it claims will be the world’s largest cell-based meat manufacturing facility. The company’s interest in cell-based meat production appears to be a hedge against its vast production of beef, pork, chicken, lamb and new proteins like salmon, using conventional means, across North […]
AUSTRALIA’S peak red meat industry council has launched an updated roadmap and strategic plan, reaffirming an ongoing focus on its communities and customers, the environment, biosecurity, and market access, among a host of other priorities. The refreshed Red Meat 2030 strategy is set to be shared at a special briefing event being hosted tonight by […]
Nicole Baylis, who now works for the north west Hospital and Health Service (HHS) as a registered nurse, was named Registered Undergraduate Student of Nursing/Midwifery (RUSON/M) of the Year at the Northern Territory Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards in May. Click to check the original article.
Fiorente race mare earns a cup berth. Click to check the original article.
The smaller offering created competition between bidders and pushed clearance up to 54pc. Click to check the original article.
Check out the winners of this year’s Sculptures Out Back competition. Click to check the original article.
Farmer mental health has been in the spotlight. And deservedly so, after a survey revealed a staggering one in three farmers say their mental health is in decline. Farmer Louise O’Neill from Denmark in Western Australia was there when her husband hit rock bottom out in the paddock. This moment inspired her to start Farm […]
“This survey puts the farmers’ voice front and centre, allowing us to gain a better understanding of the scope of the problem, as well as find out what measures might be taken by the Government, police, farmers and rural communities to reduce farm crime across Australia.” Click to check the original article.