Building off the back of last year’s success, North West MPX will run over three days from May 9 to May 11 with outdoor exhibits, mine tours and discussion panels led by industry experts. Click to check the original article.

“If they really cared about vets, they would offer HECS relief in line with other professions, but instead, they bury their head in the sand and tell us they’ll make a decision in another two years. Do they really expect us to accept that? It really is a disgrace.” Click to check the original article.

“We were trying to find alternatives to live export and there were none,” says sheep farmer. Click to check the original article.

The 15-year-old Mareeba State High School student is one of four Australian students to receive an Endeavour Scholarship to attend the coveted International Space Camp in July. Click to check the original article.

“Our waste products are re-utilised right across the board, with our mud, bagasse, molasses and even our effluent at times getting used for a variety of purposes and we are looking at different ways to value-add to that at the moment in a way to extract more benefits for the growers and also the business. […]

With its decisive victory in the NSW election, Labor has now been given a clear mandate for urgent action to reduce the more than 18,000 feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park, according to The Invasive Species Council. Click to check the original article.

Walpole felt the most amount of rain in the state, reaching 152mm in the past seven days. Click to check the original article.

The news comes as Incitec Pivot Limited announces that the previously discussed urea offtake deal between its subsidiary, Incitec Fertilizers, and Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers is now unconditional, with Perdaman having obtained financing for construction of the new WA urea plant. Click to check the original article.

Research: 25 of 97 CSG-related chemicals found to need further investigation into affects on human, soil and aquifer health. Click to check the original article.

Yvette McKenzie continues to push boundaries as a woman in the world of Merino breeding. Click to check the original article.

“I asked respectfully that they, like they have done with their superannuation policy and the electricity payment they have backed away from, change their mind on the live sheep export industry and let WA producers, exporters and stakeholders get on with the good, profitable, reasonable, reliable and ethical business in the manner in which we […]