Andrew Roberts is back as the APRA’s official photographer for this year’s Ariat APRA National Finals Rodeo – and with his ability to capture not just the thrills and the spills, but all the moments that tell the story of Australian pro-rodeo, you won’t miss a thing if you follow along on Facebook at AriatAPRANationalFinalsRodeo. […]
On the 100th anniversary of its publication, Julie Harding asks why T. S. Eliot’s great poem The Waste Land, with its devastating vision of a broken modern civilisation, still resonates so strongly today. On Margate Sands.I can connectNothing with nothing. Thomas Stearns (T. S.) Eliot crafted these short lines that form a part of his […]
Aerial applicators are running from dawn to dusk seven days a week in southern parts of the state as growers continue to be sidelined by wet conditions. Click to check the original article.
In their final sale at the Nyrang property before moving to Iona, in the Goolma district, Allendale Merinos, Wellington, had a great result with a lot of support from repeat buyers. Click to check the original article.
Jack’s Creek managing director after winning two major awards at last year’s World Steak Challenge – the company won best rib eye at this year’s competition. Photo: Jack’s Creek NEW South Wales-based grainfed Wagyu brand Jack’s Creek has picked up its sixth major award at the World Steak Challenge, in seven years of entering the […]
The wildflower way, south of Geralton in Western Australia is in full bloom this year. Photo: Robin McConchie WILDFLOWERS have started to bloom across large parts of the country after widespread autumn and winter rain. In recent months, social media has been awash with pictures of the blooming plants covering paddocks. The pictures have been […]
All exports of livestock by sea from New Zealand will cease in just over six months’ time, following the passage of a bill through the national Parliament yesterday. The passing of the Animal Welfare Amendment Bill means livestock exports from NZ will stop on 30 April 2023. NZ Minister of Agriculture Damien O’Connor (left) said […]
Ahead of next week’s vote on the future of the proposed Cattle Australia restructure, a number of state farming organisations and cattle producer groups have released statements declaring their positions on the make or break vote. The Northern Pastoral Group of Companies has issued a statement outlining its full support for the establishment of Cattle […]
Cattle were drawn from a wide area with 487 head from far western Queensland plus a couple of small consignments from SA and NSW, with the remainder from the usual supply areas. Click to check the original article.
“As well as improved coverage across the Diamantina, Cooper, Flinders, and parts of the Norman and Gilbert River catchments, radar coverage will now extend along the significant supply route of Flinders Highway, from Mount Isa to Townsville,” he said. Click to check the original article.
Weekly Grill podcast host Kerry Lonergan this week turns the heat up on water and dam construction advocate and managing director of Bowen River Utilities, John Cotter. His company is backing the huge Urannah Dam proposal near Bowen in North Queensland, pitching it as a combined agricultural irrigation and hydro electricity green energy project. What […]
The Albanese Government has introduced a Bill into Federal Parliament this week which, if passed, will encourage more thorough reporting of biosecurity risks entering Australia through air and sea ports. The Biosecurity Amendment (Strengthening Biosecurity) Bill 2022 will also step up a range of civil and criminal penalties under the Biosecurity Act. Minister for Agriculture, […]