Waroona Abattoir listed for mortgagee sale
Waroona Abattoir is available for immediate sale. Click to check the original article.
Cattle welfare being monitored on export ship awaiting repairs in Darwin Harbour
A decison on whether an anchored livestock vessel carrying 1800 cattle in Darwin Harbour will have to be unloaded or can be repaired and resume its journey is expected in coming days after after mechanical issues prevented its departure for Indonesia last week. File image of Nine Eagle loading in Darwin. Livestock Shipping Services vessel […]
National drug ring purchasing rural Queensland farms to produce cannabis
Police believe the group is scouting, purchasing and resourcing isolated farms in rural Queensland to grow cannabis on a large scale. Click to check the original article.
Calvary church takeover questioned by federal Liberal party | The Land
“The Albanese government needs to provide certainty to patients of Calvary hospital and religious bodies across Australia by reversing the Labor-Green ACT government’s ideologically motivated attack on Calvary, one of the standout health providers,” Senator Cash told The Weekend Australian. Click to check the original article.
Live export cattle stranded in Australian harbour | North Queensland Register
NT Livestock Exporters Association Chief executive officer Tom Dawinks said contingencies for the potential unloading of the cattle were being mapped out, while the ship’s owner, Livestock Shipping Services, are understood to be scrambling to bring the necessary parts to Darwin to repair the vessel. Click to check the original article.
Territory AFL legend calls for unity in Indigenous voice vote
Territory AFL legend calls for unity in Indigenous voice vote Click to check the original article.
Bidding war to convince rural landowners to host power lines
Queensland has offered $300,000 for each kilometre of power line, while Victoria and NSW offers up to $200,000 to compensate unhappy landowners. Click to check the original article.
Women encouraged to take advantage of free breast screening service
BreastScreen Queensland’s mobile breast screening van will be making its way through north west Queensland visiting eight locations over the next three months. Click to check the original article.
George tells how it is done behind a B-Double
Transport operator George Johnson speaks to Queensland Country Life as part of Road Safety Week. Click to check the original article.
'Future is looking good' as large number of riders compete at rodeo
The future of Territory rodeos is in safe hands for years to come, with more than 100 junior riders taking to the dust at the Never Never Festival’s Mataranka Rodeo. Click to check the original article.
$21m funding boost to keep Indigenous legal services operating | The North West Star
Before the Budget earlier this month, National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services chair Karly Warner, who is also the chief executive of Aboriginal Legal Service (NSW/ACT), called for an injection of $250 million in emergency federal funding. Click to check the original article.
Low-cost automated irrigation tech could save water, time and money for farmers
Low-cost automated irrigation tech could save water, time and money for farmers across the MIA Click to check the original article.