The six part mini-series also shines a light on the dark history of ‘blackbirding’, a practice which lured South Sea Islanders into forced labour on North Queensland farms. Click to check the original article.
Communities in parts of Western Australia’s Kimberley region may be isolated for up to a week as ex-tropical cyclone Ellie continues to bring heavy rain and flooding. Click to check the original article.
“People would be waiting for them.” Click to check the original article.
Police have released a video and images as they investigate the death of a man and child at Biggenden. Click to check the original article.
Ray White livestock agents and auctioneers take the bids during the opening weaner sale at Wodonga. Click to check the original article.
That is the story of Mineral Magic’s biogenic amorphous silica (BAS) that is mined from a deposit two and a half hours north of Carvarvon and has a high content of plant available silica (PAS) which ameliorates and conditions soils, giving plants an improved foundation, as well as resistance to a wide range of stresses. […]
The Badja Forest Road fire ripped through Cobargo on New Year’s Eve and took several lives, parts of the main street and hundreds of houses with it. Click to check the original article.
“Agriculture and mining are the backbone of Queensland’s economy, yet these industries that contribute so much are under constant threat from the destructive policies of the political and inner-city elite in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne,” said Daniel Wild, IPA’s deputy executive director. Click to check the original article.
Authorities have urged caution over the holiday period, with Queenslanders expected to flock to the water. Click to check the original article.
Jenny Gordon, El Kantara, Longreach, is an administrator of the WGTR group celebrated a “cool and green” Christmas having received some of the highest rainfall totals in more than a decade with 890 mm transforming her 22,000 hectare property from dry to luscious. Click to check the original article.
“The selection of Bourke as a venue when the region is affected by once-in-a-generation flooding of the Darling River (and Dubbo for the subsequent meeting when everyone is flat out with harvest), in association with a requirement to register online beforehand, seemed to be designed to limit attendance,” he said. Click to check the original […]
International Dairy Week is returning in 2023 with interstate exhibitors and international visitors. Click to check the original article.