Farmer who found wife has bucks in Wagga, memorial race named in his honour
Andrew Guthrie and his mates had a great time at the MTC on Friday. Click to check the original article.
Tributes flow for cherished boarding school teacher
Boarding community in mourning following the death of much-loved Fairholme College teacher. Click to check the original article.
Farmers given green light to drive unregistered firefighting vehicles
The exemption trial will run over the next two months. Click to check the original article.
Exporter applies to re-export sheep and cattle shipment
AN exporter has applied to offload some livestock from the MV Bahijah and re-export the remaining animals to the Middle East. The Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry confirmed the exporter‘s plan in an update today and said it was assessing the application as a priority. The initially Israel-bound shipment of sheep and cattle was […]
Seasonal climate outlook – Feb to Apr 2024
Drier than average February to April likely for northern and western Australia, and some southern regions For February, rainfall is likely to very likely (60 percent to greater than 80 percent chance) to be below median for most of Australia, excluding south-east areas of Queensland, eastern NSW, eastern and southern Victoria, and Tasmania. However, […]
Elders to cease cattle auctions at Gin Gin
Elders announces the end of cattle auctions at its Gin Gin saleyards. Click to check the original article.
Solar farm near Mudgee knocked back | The Land
The NSW Land and Environment Court has dismissed an appeal against the local council’s refusal to allow the development of a 25,000-panel solar farm project, which has been in and out of court for the past five years, rejecting the project because of the impact it would have on the region’s “scenic quality”. Click to […]
Deal sees more meat bound for China
One of WA’s major livestock processors have struck a $40 million deal in China, to increase the supply of beef, lamb and mutton. Click to check the original article.
Dalby sale 31 Jan 2024: Heavy rainfall reduces yarding
Yarding 774 Change -3117 The good falls of rain across most of the supply area had a big impact on numbers at Dalby with only 774 head penned. A small sample of 72 head from far Western Queensland and 88 head from New South Wales were included in the lineup. Buyer attendance was good with […]
LifeFlight Rescue crews help record number of people
LifeFlight Australia helped a record 7455 people in 2023, a 15 per cent increase on the previous year. Click to check the original article.
Glanmire solar farm near Bathurst approved with strict conditions | The Land
The commission found that the proposed site is “suitable for renewable energy development, given its topography, solar resources, avoidance of major environmental constraints, access to the regional road network, and its proximity to existing and planned electricity transmission networks”. Click to check the original article.