She now serves as secretary for the Save Eungella group, and said she has discovered other impending projects for the area, including a wind farm around Eungella dam to power the Pioneer-Burdekin project, a hydrogen electroliser to send offshore, and another “environmentally catastrophic” pumped hydro deal, the Capricornia Energy Hub, set for a private property […]
In this short video Channa Seneviratne, Executive – Technology Development and Innovation at Telstra, discusses Telstra’s … Click to check the original.
Buyers came from far and wide. Click to check the original article.
WAFarmers president John Hassell plans to “go hard” in his new role as vice president of the National Farmers’ Federation, saying the organisation needs to concentrate its work on supporting the back pockets of farmers. Click to check the original article.
They are part of the cohort of 89 First Year Constables who were officially inducted into the Queensland Police Service by Police Minister Mark Ryan, Commissioner Katarina Carroll and Assistant Commissioner Mark Kelly, after completing 36-weeks at the academy where they underwent extensive training in physical skills, driving, firearms and field craft. Click to check […]
The second line of seven Simmental steers from the Lees offering went to Caris Park Grazing, Pinjarra, for $994 with 11 Shorthorn steers of 442kg sold by Tara Grazing, Boyup Brook, in the next pen, sold at 208c/kg to return $919, also going to Caris Park. Click to check the original article.
WARWICK GOLD CUP (First Round): 1. Will Durkin, Hazelwood Conspiracy 91, =2. Peter Knudsen, Kilbeggan Kimberley 90.5, =2. Trent Challacombe, Moore Heart Acre 90.5, =4. James Keyte, Barragunda Goldman 90, =4. Rohan Marks, Turners Stud Cowboy 90, =4. Joe Payne, Cashmont Bling 90, =4. Curtis Cherry, Lelant Instyle 90. Click to check the original article.
“They will own every farm closure, every school struggling to stay open as families leave town, every extra dollar Australians are forced to hand over for their weekly shop.” Click to check the original article.
A led steer charity auction at Brisbane’s historic Breakfast Creek Hotel last week, raised $35,000 for vital multiple sclerosis research. Click to check the original article.
Richmond Valley Council has issued a tender for a lease of its mothballed Northern Rivers Livestock Exchange saleyards. Click to check the original article.
Store selling action hit Wodonga on October 26 as bigger numbers start to flood markets. Click to check the original article.
Mr Littleproud said there were major issues across the agriculture industry, from the biosecurity levy, to banning live sheep exports, taxing unrealised capital gains on superannuation, refusing to reinstate the agriculture visa, industrial relations laws and water buybacks in the Murray-Darling basin. Click to check the original article.