Families and individuals who use the Service NSW website to check if their energy company’s rate is competitive would receive the one-off payment to use towards energy bills. Click to check the original article.
UPDATE | A man and a woman have died after a single-vehicle crash near Moree. Click to check the original article.
The Roe family motto is that giving back to the land ensures there will be somewhere for future generations to raise their children and continue to farm. Click to check the original article.
Selected from a strong field of 11 contenders, Young Women from Lismore and Maclean will compete for the state AgShows NSW Young Woman of the Year title in Sydney at Easter. Click to check the original article.
Nutrien Ag Solutions, Albany-based staff, branch manager Todd Keeffe (left), merchandise sales representative Rachel ODell, merchandise manager Jack Scanlan and merchandise sales representative Darren OShea, with some of the in-store animal health products that could be selected by the winner of Farm Weeklys latest prize giveaway competition, to be drawn in two weeks on Monday, […]
A single tax cut was all it took to trigger an electric vehicle race in Australia. Click to check the original article.
The calf has been named Shomari, which is a Swahili boys’ name meaning forceful. Click to check the original article.
ACM’s Kelly Butterworth opens up in this week’s Talk of the Town. Click to check the original article.
Environmental crews managed to avoid mass fish kills in the Murrumbidgee River after the floods. Click to check the original article.
Outer Down, near the picturesque Dartmoor town of Chagford, is a house that’s been superbly refurbished, with utterly breathtaking views across the local landscape. Oliver Custance Baker of Strutt & Parker’s country department isn’t one to mince his words: ‘one of the finest houses on Dartmoor’ in ‘arguably the best location just outside Chagford’ is […]
The Pagoda at Kew Gardens, designed by Sir William Chambers, is one of the most famous, yet most incongruous landmarks at one of the world’s most famous gardens. So why is it there? Jack Watkins explains. Kew Gardens has a multi-layered history. Its varied roles as a royal retreat, landscaped park, exotic plant collection, international botanical […]
The lodges at The Farmstead in Suffolk, not far from the world famous site at Sutton Hoo, are cosy, charming, quirky and fun. Toby Keel paid a visit. I have a bit of experience with log cabins — assuming that you’d count a garden shed as one. A couple of years ago, when the pandemic […]