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Supply ‘fragility’ creating volatility in urea market

Global urea supplies currently sit in a fragile state, with several key suppliers exporting lower volumes year-on-year, which creates a “ripple effect” for available...

AGFORCE: Queensland’s heartland underwater

It has been a devastating time for farmers in the south-west of the state, as they received record breaking levels of flooding in some...

Cattle on the Move

Central Highlands Regional Council advises that 1400 head of cattle will begin their journey from Racecourse Creek, Coorumbene to Rolleston Sports Grounds. The travelling...

Police ramp up roadside testing for Easter

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is stepping up roadside breath and drug testing this Easter with the launch of Operation X-Ray Easter, ensuring Queenslanders...

‘Not the act of a friend’: PM, Dutton decry US tariffs

Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs have "no basis in logic", Anthony Albanese says, as Peter Dutton accuses the prime minister of neglecting the US relationship. Australians...

Growing Prospects

CQUniversity continues to pave the way for industry with their first GrowHer event to encourage more women to choose a career in agriculture. At present,...

Police to ramp up roadside testing to keep Queenslanders safe this Easter

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is stepping up roadside breath and drug testing this Easter with the launch of Operation X-Ray Easter, ensuring Queenslanders...

What brought the rain?

CQUniversity Adjunct Professor of Environmental Geography Steve Turton says complex factors, including climate change, have driven the rain events battering the state this week. While...

CHRC sitting on super surplus

In the countdown to the end of the financial year, the Central Highlands Regional Council was sitting on a mammoth $61.2 million surplus in...

Jack’s Law to be made permanent

The State Government has introduced significant amendments in Parliament on Thursday, 3 April to make Jack’s Law permanent, on what would have been Jack...

LEADAg Alumni: Paving the Way for the Next Generation in Agriculture

For young people passionate about a future in agriculture, getting a foot in the door can be the hardest step. But for alumni of...

Celebrate CQ’s natural environments

With over $7000 in prizes up for grabs, the Fitzroy Basin Association’s Nature In Focus photography competition is back for another incredible year. FBA is...

Pulling out the stops on a journey south

I’m driving to Caboolture, towing a trailer. I’m excited to get this old chassis fixed up, but it’s the fourth such trip in about...