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Support the Red Shield Appeal

Across Australia, the sight of the Red Shield appearing outside local shops, and worn proudly by volunteers in their communities marks a special moment...

‘No whammy’: businesses hit back at budget tax overhaul

States and territories are being urged to slash stamp duty for small businesses and families to help them handle the fallout of a contentious...

Demand for heavy cattle

Emerald Combined Agents yarded a reduced offering of 650 head in a predominantly mixed-quality yarding, with strong gains recorded across all categories presented on...

Yarding steady as heifer prices lift

Airfare relief a flight of fancy

Amanda sworn in and underway in new role

Demand for heavy cattle

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On the Job

Emerald rugby union export Jacob 'Buster' Job stared in his first overseas championships last month, and now he is sitting by the phone hoping...

Beg Me’s superb ‘Cupset’

Having just arrived in his new home of Emerald, Beg Me claimed one of the biggest upsets in Emerald Cup history last Saturday. The well-travelled...

Bella’s US success

Emerald's Bella Afutoto Leaegaiesolo has returned from Florida with an international championship title from the Tropical Sevens Tournament earlier this year in April. As part...

Western 7s back again

The annual Western 7s Rugby Union carnival is back at McIndoe Park on 22-24 May, and is sure to be a jam-packed weekend of...

Central Highlands to face Central West

After a hiatus of more than a decade, the Drummond Range Cup is making its return, and Central Highlands' men's squad are gearing up...

So Outrageous seals the Calliope Gold Cup

Emerald galloper So Outrageous claimed the recent $12,000 Ulton Calliope Gold Cup (1608m). Former Biloela State High School student Jaimee-Lee Devine piloted the five-year-old gelding...

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Outdoor yoga with Kelly - Sapphire Join Kelly for indoor or outdoor yoga classes held at various locations in Emerald and Sapphire. Suitable for all ages...

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Outdoor yoga with Kelly - Sapphire Join Kelly for indoor or outdoor yoga classes held at various locations in Emerald and Sapphire. Suitable for all ages...

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Outdoor yoga with Kelly - Sapphire Join Kelly for indoor or outdoor yoga classes held at various locations in Emerald and Sapphire. Suitable for all ages...

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Outdoor yoga with Kelly - Sapphire Join Kelly for indoor or outdoor yoga classes held at various locations in Emerald and Sapphire. Suitable for all ages...

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Outdoor yoga with Kelly - Sapphire Join Kelly for indoor or outdoor yoga classes held at various locations in Emerald and Sapphire. Suitable for all ages...

On This Day: Respect Your Cat Day!

Feline friends can offer love, companionship and joy to individuals and families who choose to adopt a cat as a pet. Though cats can certainly...

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Labor’s story full of broken promises

On 29 May 1765, a 29-year-old member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, Patrick Henry, rose to move five resolutions (or resolves as they...

Anglo offloads coal mines for $5.4B

Anglo American has agreed to sell its portfolio of steelmaking coal mines in Central Queensland, including the Dawson complex at Moura, to Dhilmar Limited...

Ghungalu Nunee parkland opened

Ghungalu Elders and Central Highlands council representatives came together on Saturday, 16 May, to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and celebrate the cultural significance of...

Budget demonstrates Queensland’s key resources role

Queensland’s peak resources body declared the 2026 Federal Budget highlights just how critical the Sunshine State's mining and energy sector remains to Australia’s economy. Queensland...

Cattle Levy Review Committee releases first Discussion Paper

Cattle Australia's first discussion paper about the review of the grass-fed Cattle Transaction Levy (CTL) is the first of several consultation opportunities for the...

The trouble with Johnson grass

Most people in agriculture will have seen and even cursed Johnson grass plants growing in their crops, creeks or gullies. The plant was originally...

NDIS overhaul: $32b in cuts sparks regional concerns

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) overhaul has now been confirmed in the Federal Budget, with the Albanese government announcing an expected $32 billion...

Creative kids help spread safety message

Creative students could have their work included in a special calendar shining a spotlight on farm safety. The 2027 Farm Safety Calendar competition launched in...

Online care improving life for aphasia patients

An online therapy program has shown early promise in improving quality of life for people living with the communication disorder aphasia in remote parts...

Project derailed by Labor

The Inland Rail is a nation-building project designed to strengthen Australia’s supply chains, reduce freight congestion, improve road safety, and deliver long-term economic growth...

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