The federal government used to fund public housing in the regions, but since the mid-90s, it has relied on the private market to do too much of the heavy lifting on affordable housing, meaning homes are now built where the most profit is found, not where they are needed, Ms Chambers said. Click to check […]
Gallery: Boulia Rodeo takes to the arena for 2023 Click to check the original article.
The much misaligned dingo has a friend in the wildlife twins who advocate for allowing the native canine population to stabilise for best environmental outcomes. Click to check the original article.
Yarding 4900 Change – 2800 Cattle were drawn from the local catchment and south west Queensland, and included some exceptional lines of vendor bred restocker yearlings. Prices for restocker steers and heifers improved across the board with increased competition from the western downs and local backrounders. Restockers out competed feeders on medium weight steers […]
Cattle Australia’s new chief executive officer Luke Bowen, AgForce cattle board director David Hill, Agriculture Minister Murray Watt, and Cattle Australia director Adam Coffey met at Rockhampton this morning to talk about the planned biosecurity levy producers will pay. Picture supplied by Sara Cue, AgForce. Click to check the original article.
Cattle sold to a full panel of buyers, who were all operating with reduced rates. Click to check the original article.
Wool prices sank 61 cents a kilogram last week on the back of high supply and low demand. Click to check the original article.
The Kennedy family’s prized 2406 hectare freehold property has sold under the hammer. Click to check the original article.
GIANT Northern hemisphere meat processors JBS and Tyson have registered substantial trading losses for their financial quarters ended 31 March. JBS SA, the world’s largest meat producer, saw results plunge to three-year lows, despite the company’s diversification strategy producing different proteins in multiple locations across the globe. The trends are in direct contrast with trading […]
The yarding was drawn from Hughenden, Mt Garnet, Clermont, Ingham, Forsayth, Croydon, Georgetown, Einasleigh as well as local and coastal areas. Click to check the original article.
“New Acland Coal’s preference was to resolve any inconsistencies in conditions of the approvals directly with the relevant Queensland government departments, however, will now follow the Land Court processes in light of OCAA’s latest legal challenge,” Mr Bishop said. Click to check the original article.
The woman from Cessnock was charged with drive conveyance taken w/o consent of owner, two recklessly deal with proceeds of crime, custody of knife in public place, possess ammunition w/o holding licence/permit/authority, licence expired less than two years before, and goods suspected stolen in/on premises (not m/v). Click to check the original article.