The judges and their associates on the day, included; Beau Connor (Compact/miniature breeds), Lachlan Trustum, Weona Brangus, Casino, NSW, and Cody Mortimer, Cadet Brahmans (Brangus), Tania Sainsbury, Tanic Charolais, Monto (all other breeds), and Glen Pfeffer, Moghul Brahman stud, NSW, and Alexandra Olive (Brahmans). Click to check the original article.

The annual sale drew good support from local and interstate buyers. Click to check the original article.

NSW Farmers has welcomed new 4WD ambulances to allow access to challenging locations Click to check the original article.

The Murray-Darling Basin Authority’s annual water conference River Reflections is on in Narrabri Click to check the original article.

Two separate surveys have highlighted the devastating impact the proposed live sheep export ban is having on WA growers. Click to check the original article.

There were 402 cattle offered at Wednesday’s Silverdale sale. Click to check the original article.

Following Mrs Day’s passing, sister-in-law Anita Withers, was sitting on the back veranda with Kate’s brother, Ted and daughter Mim, discussing what they could do in support of brain cancer research, when Ted looked up at all the hats and suggested Cowboy Hats For Kate. Click to check the original article.

Cattle were drawn from areas north to Bowen, west to Baralaba and the usual local areas. Click to check the original article.

The late Kenneth Karsten was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for service to Weethalle. Click to check the original article.

Speaking in Parliament yesterday, The Nationals WA MP for the Central Wheatbelt Mia Davies said communities were now dealing with a “complete shemozzle of a situation”, and that a lack of clarity around the new legislation had created unnecessary angst, concern and division for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people alike. Click to check the original article.