Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Home News Page 2

News

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...

Amanda Phillott declared as new CHRC Councillor

The Electoral Commission of Queensland has declared Amanda Phillott the successful candidate at the Saturday, 16 May, Central Highlands Regional Council by-election.  Electoral Commissioner...

Empowered to fight DV

Regional organisations came together at Empower 2026 last week, united in the fight against domestic and family violence (DFV). The two-day conference was held at...

Food security starts with fuel and fertiliser

It’s federal budget week - a time to look at the figures and see what’s in store for Ag producers like ourselves. On first...

Deadly mosquito virus in CH

Emerald residents have been put on alert to avoid mosquito bites after a case of Japanese Encephalitis Virus was diagnosed in the Central Highlands. The...

Chukkas aplenty at polocrosse carnival

Over the weekend 9-10 May, more than 100 people flocked through the gates to compete in and enjoy the horseback action at the Emerald...

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...

On the Job