Ann Adcock with a copy of her and co-author Julie Ramsay’s book titled Birds of Western Queensland. Picture Helen Walker When photographers, Ann Adcock and Julie Ramsay, were approached to produce a book for bird watchers, these good friends jumped at the chance. The end result, Birds of Western Queensland, will be launched at the […]
Talk of the Town: Is compulsory voting losing its significance? An 18-year-old filled in a few different ballot papers before the polling booth volunteer realised which electorate he belonged to. Another young gentlemen walked out of the bush hall and told his mother, “Oh, was that what I was meant to do? I didn’t know”. […]
Heart of Australia will be bringing its state-of-the-art mobile medical imaging clinic to Mount Isa to provide free lung checks for former and retired mine and quarry workers in the region. Click to check the original article.
The agricultural show has a proud and rich local history dating back over 100-years. Click to check the original article.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the campaign trail ahead of the May federal election. Congratulations are due to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his incoming Labor government on their election at the weekend. They took a couple of gambles along the way, sticking their necks out on a couple of policy positions of substance, but […]
Mal and Naomi Gill (third and fourth left in front) and the other passengers drift over the Central Wheatbelt in a hot-air balloon as the sun comes up. Picture: Liberty Balloon Flights. I AM not comfortable off the ground. I joke that I get a nosebleed standing on a chair to change a kitchen light […]
EVERYTHING from dapper suits to eye-catching fascinators were on display at the annual Moree Picnic Races on Saturday. Punters from across the state rushed trackside to one of Northern NSW’s most popular race meetings, which begins a series of highly-anticipated race meetings. Known as the Golden Triangle, the Moree Picnic Races began the trifecta of […]
EVERYTHING from dapper suits to eye-catching fascinators were on display at the annual Moree Picnic Races on Saturday. Punters from across the state rushed trackside to one of Northern NSW’s most popular race meetings, which begins a series of highly-anticipated race meetings. Known as the Golden Triangle, the Moree Picnic Races began the trifecta of […]
Prices reached an equal top price of $21,000 for Angus bulls at the annual Monterey Angus and Murray Grey Winter Bull Sale at Brunswick last week. With one of the top-priced bulls Monterey Rockstar R103 (by Millah Murrah Reality K61) were Brendan Millar (left), Elders Margaret River, buyer Peter Giadresco, P & F Giadresco, Stratham/Lake […]
Mushroom Records, which promoted the hit ‘90s group, will mentor First Nations talent trying to break into the industry, thanks to a new pathways program with Eddie Betts as ambassador. If it wasn’t for Michael Gudinski, we may have never heard Yothu Yindi sing about “Treaty Yeah, Treaty Now.” The founder of Mushroom Records was […]
Dalhebity House, in Aberdeen, is Scotland’s most expensive residential home currently available on the open market — and it might be its most lavish, too. Built on the site where Diana, Princess of Wales’ late grandmother once lived, Dalhebity House, located just outside of Aberdeen, is a palatial mansion house currently on the market via […]
Mike Pearson opens the broadcast with a planting progress update. Clint Chaffer, Asgrow brand manager, reports from Dyersville, Iowa, at Field of Dreams during agronomy week, and talks to Asgrow/Dekalb technical agronomists about the focus for the 2022 season. Naomi Blohm, Total Farm Marketing, joins the broadcast to talk marketing, including a drop in wheat […]