Tablelands stud open day set to expand
The Tablelands Better Beef Open Day has welcomed hundreds of visitors since 2019, helping promote the region as a seedstock nursery for northern Australia. Click to check the original article.
New boarders, new jobs – be compassionate
At the end of January, we joined the club of rural parents who have sent their eldest child off to boarding school for the first time. Click to check the original article.
'It's a lot bigger than West Wyalong', Zone 7 state finalists decided
The Land Sydney Royal AgShowsNSW Young Woman Zone 7 state finalists announced. Click to check the original article.
Chinchilla Melon Fest 2023 | Photos | Queensland Country Life
It was an action packed four days for producers, local businesses and visitors who participated in a variety of melon-themed activities, such as farm tours, markets, fun runs, melon skiing, melon bungy, slip ‘n slide, eating contests, Ironman challenges and chariot races. Click to check the original article.
Iconic OAK milk factory up for sale with a price guide of $10 million
A Hunter Valley icon is back on the market. Click to check the original article.
Talk of the Town: Journalists play an important role come bull sale time | North Queensland Register
Staff at the North Queensland Register wake up early, travel a few hours to get to their destination, grab socials and mingle with people beforehand and then spend the next few hours ferociously trying to write down every price and buyer detail they can. Click to check the original article.
Wandoan truck driver Wayne 'Bull' Waite remembered
Wandoan truck driver Wayne ‘Bull’ Waite is being remembered as a polite, gentle soul who respected people and prided himself on getting client’s cattle to sale bruise-free. Click to check the original article.
PM says his government won't tamper with fuel tax credits
Anthony Albanese has confirmed the Federal Government would not be changing the Fuel Tax Credits Scheme. Click to check the original article.
Racegoers flock to the Bedgerabong Cup
Bedgerabong Picnic Race Club marks 104 years of horse racing. Click to check the original article.
A beautiful medieval-style house and estate in the heart of Surrey’s ‘Golden Triangle’
Old Timbers is a wonderfully romantic house and grounds just outside Guildford — and while it’s been there a long time, it’s not even a quarter as old as its medieval appearance makes it look. In 1910, an ambitious young architect, Annesley Brownrigg, won a series of architectural competitions and set up shop in Guildford, Surrey, […]
Curious Questions: Why do we call a waterproof rain coat a mackintosh?
Scotland has turned out endless inventors of great genius in the past few hundred years, and Charles Macintosh — the man who brought waterproof clothing to the world — was as successful as any of them. Martin Fone tells the story of the macintosh — and how it became the ‘mackintosh’. ‘Where there’s muck, there’s brass’, ‘where there’s […]
Price pressure likely for WA farmers says Rabobank | Farm Weekly
Rabobank expects the Chicago Board of Trade wheat to trade on average between US728c to US775c/bu in 2023, which is equivalent to AUD$380 to $410/tonne, while non-GM canola prices in WA are expected to trade lower due to a proportionately larger expected carry-over stock, with an average $30-40/tonne discount. Click to check the original article.