The water market reform, designed to make the system more transparent, is widely endorsed by landholders. But the proposed amendment to the basin plan, which will make it easier for the government to purchase water licences, has been collectively condemned. Click to check the original article.
The water market reform, designed to make the system more transparent, is widely endorsed by landholders. But the proposed amendment to the basin plan, which will make it easier for the government to purchase water licences, has been collectively condemned. Click to check the original article.
The water market reform, designed to make the system more transparent, is widely endorsed by landholders. But the proposed amendment to the basin plan, which will make it easier for the government to purchase water licences, has been collectively condemned. Click to check the original article.
Decommissioned churches are finding their way onto the market, offering a new wave of regional renovators a chance to give the pieces of Australian history a second chance at life. Bush churches are an important part of many small communities and those restoring them take great pride in their projects. Keep an eye out on […]
“It’s only when the tide goes out that you see who is swimming naked.” Click to check the original article.
Trade through the Port of Townsville is set to triple by 2050 as new projects including mining, renewables and Copperstring 2032 come online. Click to check the original article.
The 99-year-old vessel, built as a barge to tow behind other boats, with 80-100 tons of wool aboard, was to be a star attraction for the Longreach tourism enterprise, joining Cobb & Co stagecoach rides, an old-time tent show telling the story of Harry Redford, station experiences, and pioneer-themed accommodation. Click to check the original […]
Water trader with 40 years’ experience, Rob Southwell, Southwell Property, Tamworth, said demand for irrigation licences along the Namoi was high, as demonstrated by the sale of a water licence for regulated river flow on the Namoi this month making $8220 a megalitre, up $2000/ML compared to six months prior. Click to check the original […]
According to a new report from Rabobank, most beef markets are seeing softer consumer demand. Global cattle prices have split into two distinct groups: those in North America and Europe and those in the rest of the world. In the U.S., declining supply and strong consumer demand are driving cattle prices higher, while in most […]
James Fisher reports on a project helping save the hen harrier. 24 hen-harrier chicks have been reared and released as part of a ‘pioneering’ project to help rebuild the population of the endangered bird. The project, titled the Brood Management Scheme Trial, is run in conjunction with the GWCT, the Moorland Association, the Hawk and […]
Penny Churchill takes a look at the Cuskinny House Estate, a house with history and a wonderful location that’s now in need of some serious updating. Is it a Georgian mansion? A castle? A waterside home on a secluded island? The 142-acre Cuskinny House estate is a little of all three, a beautiful Irish estate […]
Annunciata Elwes visits Chewton Glen, the New Forest gem that’s one of Britain’s best-loved country house hotels. My mother laughed when I messaged our family WhatsApp group to say we’d been upgraded to a treehouse. ‘Doesn’t sound like an upgrade!’ she commented — but she changed her tune when she saw the photos. To be […]