Traditional owners from the Gulf of Carpentaria launched the very first wholly Indigenous-owned hot air balloon in Canberra this week. Click to check the original article.

Queensland cane growers have gathered to discuss the issues the industry is facing and plan for the future. Click to check the original article.

Commonwealth Bank representatives at the 50th anniversary Wagin Woolorama official opening included Tim Paskov (left), executive relationships, Bunbury, Brendon Kay, regional and agribusiness WA executive manager, Perth and Ben Newton (right) agribusiness executive, Albany, with former Wagin Woolorama president Howard Ward and The Nationals MLC Colin DeGrussa. Click to check the original article.

Ray Batt, Goldenover stud, Cuballing, is known for his Ile de France sheep but at the 50th Wagin Woolorama, he entered three rams from his fledgling Suffolk stud and won champion and reserve champion ram and grand champion Suffolk before continuing on to take the esteemed supreme champion British and Australasian Sheep Breeds animal of […]

The Wise familys Southend Murray Grey stud, Katanning, had a show to remember when they dominated the major awards at the Commonwealth Bank Cattle Expo at this years Wagin Woolorama, capping it off with the supreme cattle exhibit, grand champion multibreed senior cow and champion British Breed senior cow. With their six-year-old cow Southend Reflection […]

A jam-packed weekend includes various events with day one starting at 6:15am, followed by a campdraft, horse sale pre-work, horse sale and presentations, cocktail event and super goal polocrosse, while the second day commences at 7am with the junior, juvenile and open campdraft finals, followed by the campdraft presentations. Click to check the original article.

Queensland Agriculture Minister Mark Furner travelled from Brisbane on Friday to meet with locals, community leaders and primary producers in Gulf communities reeling from extreme flooding more than a week ago. Click to check the original article.