4700 yarded for final Emerald weaner and feeder sale
With the fourth and final Feeder and Weaner sale completed for 2025 on Tuesday 5 August, numbers remained firm to previous sales with just...
Mexican beef imports spark safety concerns
In 2019, Mexico signed an agreement with Guatemala to allow the importation of live cattle.
The agreement was in response to the burgeoning "grey" trade...
Winning the war on weeds
Spent all last week in WA at Geraldton for our annual Aussie WeedSmart Week, where the whole purpose is to invite our local ag...
Brighter than ever – Blackall’s festival set to shine
The Better in Blackall festival 2025 is around the corner, where the township will be transformed into a sea of colour and four jam-packed...
‘Too much to lose’: AgForce defends biosecurity on behalf of Queensland cattle producers
Queensland’s peak representative body for rural producers is backing calls from Cattle Australia for an independent scientific review to reassess the decision to lift...
Clermont’s flood-rescue tractor engine’s new adventure
Following an invitation from the National Historical Machinery Association, the Aveling & Porter Steam Traction Engine located at Clermont, will leave the Isaac Region...
Glencore and Royal Far West join forces for country kids
A $1.2 million multi-year partnership extension between Royal Far West (RFW) and Glencore Coal Assets Australia (Glencore) will significantly improve access to developmental health...
Dingo says goodbye to water tower
The elevated water tower at the Dingo Water Treatment Plant has been safely removed as part of a recent Central Highlands Regional Council capital...
Country Racing wins big in Gregory as part of $3M statewide boost
Gregory MP and Assistant Minister for Primary Industry Development, Water and Western Queensland Sean Dillon has welcomed more than $3 million in funding for...
Assault cold case appeal
Police are continuing their appeal to locate a third man they believe may be able to assist them with investigations into an assault in...
Brain science could help break Qld’s NAPLAN spiral
CQUniversity expert says neuroscience-backed strategies offer real answers to the State’s learning slump.
Queensland’s 2025 NAPLAN results paint a concerning picture, but the solution may...
Demanding action on illegal tobacco
Our small business owners are already doing it tough, with rising energy and transport costs impacting their ability to run their businesses.
They are also...
Damage assessed after flooding
Queensland Fire Department rapid assessment teams were deployed to the Gemfields in the wake of the low pressure system rain event that resulted in...
