As the closure of more than half of Queensland’s driver reviver sites looms, Gin Gin CWA Branch is rallying the troops in an attempt to keep their volunteer run rest stop alive and kicking. Click to check the original article.

This community network provides peer support and connects participants to local services to aid emotional and mental health in early parenthood. Click to check the original article.

While the cattle trade was front of mind at the national live export conference in Darwin, sheep live exporters were reassured that the continuation of their industry remains very much on the radar of Australia’s live export industry. Click to check the original article.

The second annual Working Dog Challenge went off without a hitch with people coming from across the Eastern states and Tasmania for the four day event which hosted the largest working dog auction in Australia. Click to check the original article.

On the final day of The Working Dog Challenge, some of the best working dogs were offered under the hammer with buyer interest from across Australia looking to secure a trained, well started, or started Collie or Kelpie. Click to check the original article.

Ms Halbach and her team have come across many issues when it comes to free stall design, including insufficient resting space, poorly designed stall dividers, cows lying diagonally, short stall length, restrictive divider loops, front lunge and bob obstructions, brisket locator obstructions, and incorrect neck rail location. Click to check the original article.

John McGrath, Alligator Creek, sold Brahman weaner steers for $1220. Wayne Brow, Mirani, sold Brangus bullocks returning $2200. Matt Deguara, Calen, sold PTIC Brahman cows for $1820. Tolsworth Hay and Grazing, Nebo, sold Brangus heifers returning $1800. Click to check the original article.