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Dalby market report

A larger yarding was presented at Dalby on 25 Feburary, with all regular feedlot and restocker buyers in attendance, although not all export...

Six lives lost in five days prompts an urgent road safety plea

The Queensland Police Service is urging motorists to take greater care on roads following a tragic week, with six lives lost in five days. These...

Nut’s many uses celebrated

Visitors to the Bunya Mountains last weekend could taste a diverse spread of dishes containing bunya nuts, prepared as part of a two-day celebration...

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Brave Wheatmen Colts suffer heavy defeat

The Dalby Wheatmen Colts suffered a heavy 53-0 defeat to the Toowoomba Rangers at John Ritter Oval on Friday night, with an early red...

Record numbers for Dalby Wheatmen golf day

The Dalby Wheatmen’s annual golf day was played in perfect conditions on Saturday, with a sunny sky and pristine greens setting the scene for...

Taylor Bowls Challenge sectionals draw to a close

Taroom has taken a commanding position in the new state wide sectional stage of the Taylor Challenge, as the series approaches its final sectional...

Macpherson earns Super Rugby Cap

Former Goondiwindi Emus junior Toby Macpherson has made a strong first impression at Super Rugby Pacific level, playing his role in the Brumbies’ emphatic...

Defending premiers prove too strong

The Dalby Wheatmen Colts have suffered a tough opening-round defeat in the Lightning Colts Series, going down 19–5 to the defending premiers, the Gatton...

Feeling need for speed

Ironbark Raceway hosted a strong turnout on Australia Day as racing returned for the club’s annual event, with competitors, car enthusiasts and spectators braving...

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Farmers and Knitting Nannas call on Queensland Treasurer to honour promise to farmers

Farmers and Knitting Nannas gathered outside Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki’s Toowoomba office on Friday, 20 February, demanding that the Queensland Government honour its promise...

Darling Downs Regional Drought Resilience Implementation Planning

The Darling Downs community is being invited to help shape the future of drought preparedness, with a series of upcoming roundtable discussions focused on...

IVF open day shows beef producers how to fast-track genetic gain

An upcoming Brisbane Valley open day will focus on demystifying in vitro fertilisation in cattle and highlight how this technology is becoming increasingly accessible...

New LifeFlight doctor brings rural roots to Sunshine Coast base

Doctor Brooke Pollock first knew she wanted to work for LifeFlight when she was only 15. She was working in an administration position at the...

Value and convenience reshaping Australian foodservice landscape as consumers head back to eating out

With Australians’ discretionary spending on the rise, consumers are heading back to restaurants – but with a sharper focus on value, convenience and frequency...

Dalby market report

Following this month's widespread rain event, Wednesday 18 February sale in Dalby delivered a very positive result. Yarding’s were reduced, however this was met...

LifeFlight airlifts man after quadbike rollover

The Roma-based LifeFlight Surat Gas Aeromedical Service (SGAS) crew yesterday airlifted a man to hospital after a quadbike rollover in the Western Downs region. The...

Jandowae cooks transform passion for flavour at mealtimes

Jandowae Multipurpose Health Service cooks are bringing new life to mealtimes, thanks to their participation in the Maggie Beer Foundation program, which is reshaping...

Queensland women step forward as QWAL Program wraps up with graduation and industry celebration

The Queensland Women in Agriculture Leadership (QWAL) Program has officially concluded, with participants graduating at a certificate ceremony in Brisbane on Friday 6 February...

$400,000 available to power locally-led climate solutions in rural Australia

Remote, rural and regional not-for-profit groups (NFPs) across Australia are invited to apply for grants of up to $20,000 through FRRR’s Community Led Climate...