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Blow to Australian beef producers

Australia stands to lose more than $1 billion in exports despite a free trade agreement after China upped its tariff on beef imports from...

Australia Day is right around the corner

Communities across the region will mark Australia Day on Monday, 26 January, with plenty of exciting events happening to bring people together. From award...

Moree woman’s Christmas brightened with $100 000

A Moree woman had a Christmas she’ll never forget, unwrapping a $100,000 Lucky Lotteries prize on a ticket given to her by her parents. The...

A record breaking year for Bell Races

The 102nd annual January Bell Races were a hit. The races, which fell on the first weekend of January, served as the perfect last...

Why food security demands attention now

Australia has long been confident in its ability to feed our population and even beyond our borders. Yet recent pressures have exposed how fragile...

Summer craft fun for kids

Keep their kids entertained this summer and spark their creativity with some at-home crafts. From colourful art to nature-inspired DIYs, there’s no shortage of...

Floods of 1917

In 1917, major flooding occurred in Queensland. As it was a La Nina year, historically above-average rainfall spread to most of Australia, with an...

Conditions favourable for Australia’s livestock sector: Rabobank 2026 outlook

Export market demand has supported elevated prices for Australian lamb, mutton and beef through much of 2025, with favourable market conditions expected to continue...

AgriFutures Australia welcomes new Chairman

AgriFutures Australia has welcomed Mick Veitch as its new Chairman, following the announcement of his appointment by Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister Julie Collins. Mr...

Drums and their end point

Was travelling back through NSW late November and can across this drumMuster collection site. It certainly took me back to those years or decades...

Goondiwindi’s fairy godmother

Shazz (also known as Sharon) has been the heart and soul of the fairy garden outside the Goondiwindi Child and Maternal Health service on...

Darling Downs farmers march on Parliament

Darling Downs farmers fighting expanding coal seam gas projects have marched on Queensland Parliament, demanding the Queensland Government make good on its election promise...

Yabbetes’ sixth straight Cup in last ball thriller

The Yetman Yabbettes have claimed an unprecedented sixth consecutive Meghan L. White Cup, defeating the Yelarbon Yellowbetties by five wickets in a dramatic last-ball...

Dalby market report