Council says there is no evidence to suggest businesses have been impacted; local business owners say otherwise. Click to check the original article.

Organiser Paul Masson said coach travel was considered first class travel 100 years ago, even with dust, heat, floods, insects, cramped conditions and the possibility of being ambushed by bushrangers, but the region’s heavy freight had to be moved by other means as well, hence the connection with bullock teams. Click to check the original […]

The popular Louth Races returned after a series of cancellations on August 12. Click to check the original article.

The sun was out for the Hereford stud cattle judging last Saturday where those with a passion for the breed sat ringside. Click to check the original article.

A client of more than 25 years standing has bought the top-priced bull at the Bingara-based Booroomooka Angus, Click to check the original article.

For the Reids, the Merinos have always been a mainstay due to their versatility and resilience, along with being easy to handle. Click to check the original article.

St George irrigation farm Willandra is being put to auction with 1150 megalitres of irrigation water in storage. Click to check the original article.

The 92-year-old Cootamundra cowboy shows no signs of slowing down. Click to check the original article.

Tom Reed (left), Jumbuk Shearing, Tim Spicer, Elders stud stock, Lucy Reed, Dianne and Quentin Davies, Cardiff stud, Yorkrakine and Mitchell Crosby, Nutrien Livestock, presented professor Arlene Chan, Breast Cancer Research Council-WA, with the cheque for $164,200 raised by the Shearing For Liz Pink Day and ram sale donations from WA stud sheep breeders in […]

Australians are lucky in that we possess an incredible variety of native trees. Click to check the original article.