State Government investments in social housing and WA’s critical residential construction workforce will continue to deliver a pipeline of work. Click to check the original article.
Well grassed 16,205 hectare cattle property Essex Downs has sold at auction. Click to check the original article.
Well grassed 16,205 hectare cattle property Essex Downs has sold at auction. Click to check the original article.
There was a yarding of 263 at Silverdale on Wednesday. Click to check the original article.
“I’m very proud to be a Lifeline ambassador. Mental health issues affect everyone either directly or through friends, family or community. For me, living in a rural farming community, mental health issues can still regularly come with associated stigma,” Mr Simpson said. Click to check the original article.
The group, which is celebrating its 20 year milestone and closing in on 60,000 flights, has been flying health professionals to and from rural placements for around 12 months, and doing the same for medical students for two years, thanks to a partnership with independent healthcare provider Ochre Health. Click to check the original article.
WESTERN Australian diversified food and agribusiness company Craig Mostyn Group, the name behind the Amelia Park beef and lamb and Linley Valley pork brands, is celebrating 100 years of operations. Founded in 1923, the group is now Western Australia’s largest vertically integrated pork, lamb, and beef business, and also farms abalone in Victoria and Tasmania. […]
One of Australia’s greatest Indigenous leaders is being honoured in a memorial ceremony on his traditional land. Click to check the original article.
Mort and Co has been given approval to develop land on Thirsty Creek Road, Gogango, west of Rockhampton. Click to check the original article.
Scientists have chosen Dubbo as the site for a first-of-its-kind litter study. Click to check the original article.
Mort and Co has been given approval to develop land on Thirsty Creek Road, Gogango, west of Rockhampton. Click to check the original article.
Grain: Levies are collected at the first point of sale at a rate of 0.99 percent on wheat, barley, oats, sorghum, triticale, millets/panicums, cereal rye, canary seed, lupins, field peas, chickpeas, faba beans, vetch, peanuts, mung beans, navy beans, pigeon peas, soybeans, cowpeas, lentils, canola, sunflower, safflower and linseed. Maize is levied at 0.693%. Click […]