“We would only enter a free trade agreement with the EU if it was in Australia’s national interest, and in particular, if it offered new, commercially meaningful access to the European market for Australian agriculture, and that hasn’t happened,” he said. Click to check the original article.
“We would only enter a free trade agreement with the EU if it was in Australia’s national interest, and in particular, if it offered new, commercially meaningful access to the European market for Australian agriculture, and that hasn’t happened,” he said. Click to check the original article.
Baradine Jockey Club held a commemorative lunch celebrating 120 years of racing recently. Click to check the original article.
Exclusion fenced Western Downs property Inverclyde is 6668 hectares of productive country. Click to check the original article.
Judith Maizey has worked as a journalist and communications specialist for more than 30 years mostly throughout Queensland including Townsville, Longreach, Emerald, Rockhampton, Toowoomba and Brisbane. Working for the North Queensland Register, she is always up for a chat and loves a good story. Contact 0417 546 616. E: judith.maizey@austcommunitymedia.com.au Judith Maizey has worked as […]
The group is predominately first and second-generation businesses in the district and the key to their success is mutual respect and trust, formed by five foundation members in 2013 including Charlie and Andre’a Holzwart at Rangeside, Donna and David Rankine at Bunuro, Trevor and Sharon Johnson at Lyons Creek, Peter and Anne Finlay at Julia […]
ABARES has released its snapshot of Australia’s agricultural workforce from the 2021 census data. Click to check the original article.
Tropical grasses are part of our drought management strategy, writes Bob Freebairn. Click to check the original article.
Looking like the sort of fantasy home you’d see in a glossy period drama, Philipps House is on the market at a price which will attract enormous interest. Penny Churchill investigates. Visiting one of the many homes run by the National Trust invariably leads to the same thought: what would it be like to actually […]
Trying to prevent or discourage a fully grown dog from barking manically at the door every time the postman calls is one thing, but what about if you have a lovely, new young pup that you want to stop getting into this frenzied and annoying habit? As usual, Ben Randall knows exactly what to do. […]
Local emu eggs make a splash with tourists and could soon grace restaurant menus. Click to check the original article.
A major new survey of architecture in Britain and Ireland from 1530 to 1830 will be published this autumn. Its author, Steven Brindle, teases out the qualities of one of its most elusive central themes. An English character pervades our historic buildings, in town and country. This statement can readily be proved by asking any […]