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Look to build business

Farming, Family, Future Australia’s next generation of agricultural leaders will take centre stage at the Agribusiness Summit 2026, a two-day event bringing together farming families,...

Growing and moving forward with QRIDA

For Mathew and Sarah Di Mauro, farming is more than a business, it’s a legacy. As third and fourth generation sugarcane growers on Queensland’s...

For Queensland conditions

Meandarra-based seedstock producer Darren Hegarty, principal of Carabar Angus, will present a select draft of eight bulls – Lots 21 to 28 – at...

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On the Chase to the big time

Gympie’s Chase Wieland has taken a significant step towards the professional ranks after winning the Senior Series buckle at the 2025 PBR Australia Can-Am...

Siblings ’crack’ top three

Three Kumbia siblings claimed podium finishes at the recent Australian Whipcracking National Championships. The AWPA (Australian Whipcrackers and Plaiters Association) Australian Whipcracking Championships were...

Record field 100 years in the making

The Historic Leyburn Sprints are set to be one of Queensland’s biggest annual motorsport events with a record 260 historic, classic and performance cars...

Champs stuffed, no bull

History has prevailed for the second time in PBR Australia after champion bucking bull Fully Locked N Loaded, of Dittmann Bucking Bulls, was granted...

Tag-a-toga’s first catch

Tag-A-Toga was not an ordinary fishing expedition. The Kingaroy Sportsfishing Club’s event saw about 50 anglers enjoy Lake Boondooma, near Proston, for the 10th annual...

Riders buckle up in Calliope

A packed house at the Calliope Rodeo Association’s Australia Day event enjoyed a full evening of primetime entertainment. Around 1500 spectators travelled to Calliope...

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Mobile prostate cancer testing initiative rolls out across southern Queensland

Heart of Australia and It’s A Bloke Thing Foundation are partnering to deliver a new mobile prostate cancer testing program that will launch in...

Cotton trash to treasure: Project using waste to grow new mushroom industry

Supermarket shelves could be stocked with mushrooms grown from the Northern Territory’s cotton waste, with a Charles Darwin University (CDU) research project exploring the...

Quality and consistency

“If you’re looking to secure a line of genetics renowned for carcass quality and consistency, then look no further” Strong demand and tight supply have...

A life with horses

There is something about the Australian bush that gets into your blood. That has certainly been the case for Tom Thomsen. His story could easily be...

Pillar of the community

The Crows Nest Showgrounds hold a special place in the region’s history, reflecting the town’s early beginnings as a timber-hauling stop and its growth...

Backing for rural youth

Individuals supporting young people in remote, rural and regional Queensland are invited to apply for one-off grants of $50,000 to deliver new youth-focussed initiatives....

Prepare for the worst

So climate change is here and Mother Nature is showing us how much she can throw at our great island continent. Hundreds of...

No supermarket transparency for families in 2026: Littleproud

As families head to the supermarkets in 2026, they will probably realise that since Labor promised big action, to make prices fair, little has...

Course targets innovation

A new micro-credentialled cotton education program is set to strengthen skills and fast-track the uptake of innovation across the Australian cotton industry. The Cotton Research...

Growing millet crops

Millet crops sometimes get a bit forgotten when farmers make their summer planting decisions. So, I wanted to remind folks of how handy and...