The hotel, on the corner of Louee and Cudgegong streets, is known as The Top Pub by locals and has 14 air-conditioned pub-stay rooms, a large beer garden, the Lady Bushranger Bistro, a circular bar, an outdoor play area, parking and a detached manager’s premises. Click to check the original article.
Griffith University’s dean of scientific research Professor Paulo De Souza said the meteor could “lead to really important discoveries that can help us understand our solar system better”. Click to check the original article.
Outpourings of condolences are flowing across northern Australia today following the loss of respected northern territory cattleman Colin Brett who passed away yesterday, aged 83. Allison and Colin Brett. Picture: Brett Cattle Company People won’t remember what you said or did, they will remember how you made them feel, a popular saying goes, one that […]
Buyers at this year’s Miriam Vale show and sale came from Gayndah, Monto, Gin Gin, Mapleton and Rockhampton with strong local buying support. Click to check the original article.
LANDHOLDERS should increasingly expect to be paid for both storing carbon and restoring biodiversity, experts told a carbon farming industry forum in Cairns today. The forum is being hosted by the Carbon Market Institute, and the Institute’s director of climate programs Janet Hallows told the forum that there is a huge amount of activity on […]
STOCKPILING of Brazilian beef in the United States as a pre-emptive move to avoid paying a big import tariff has been blamed for a significant drop in prices for Australian imported grinding beef into the US this month. Prices for Australian lean (90CL) trim were quoted at A813c/kg CIF last week, falling almost 35c/kg since […]
The Costello family has been locked in a 140-year battle with predators on the Southern Downs. Click to check the original article.
Springvale has a proud history as a grazing operation, running shedding sheep and cattle as well as harvesting goats. Click to check the original article.
File picture of selling action at Wodonga. Yarding 1000 Change +200 Numbers increased slightly with just over 500 cows penned. Not all of the usual export buyers were at the sale and processors struggled to find well finished stock. There were bursts of bidding for grain finished young cattle and European vealers, while other stock […]
GRANTS will be available soon under a new $20.3 million program that will help landowners gain independent advice on carbon farming, Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen told a Carbon Market Institute forum in Cairns today. Grants under the federal government’s Carbon Farming Outreach Program “will fund trusted and independent advisors to provide training and support […]
RENOWNED agribusiness consultant, educator and mentor Mike Stephens has earned the 2023 Howard Yelland award, presented by the Australian Beef Industry Foundation and Marcus Oldham College this week. The founder and director of Meridian Agriculture, Dr Stephens was saluted for his outstanding contribution to the livestock industry “above and beyond” his normal role. ABIF president […]
Thanks to new police forensic techniques, the Northern Territory Police Force Missing Persons Unit and Forensic Science Branch, in conjunction with the Australian Federal Police’s National DNA Program for Unidentified and Missing Persons, has been able to match the remains to Owen Ryder. Click to check the original article.