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Shed’s colourful history

The structure that now houses the Wallumbilla Men’s Shed has a rich legacy rooted in the Chadford community. Its story began in 1952, when it...

Helping producers secure future

Along the backroads at the gateway to the Whitsundays, William and Sharron Pratt are taking a proactive approach to secure the long-term future of...

Building capability through initiatives

Queensland’s agriculture sector is no stranger to disruption. Floods, storms, and other natural hazards continue to test farm businesses, impacting productivity, infrastructure, and long-term...

Boer Goats results

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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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Incredible show results

Eleven exhibitors with about 150 of the region’s best sheep on site. The Australian Stud Sheep Breeders’ Association (ASSBA) came into existence in 1925 and...

Paddock-bred performance

Denis and Therese Roberts of AAA Speckle Park have built their breeding program around a clear and disciplined objective — producing structurally sound, commercially...

Australian owned and made

As the demands of modern farming continue to evolve, Eastern Spreaders remains committed to supplying practical, high-performance equipment that delivers real results in Australian...

Queensland farmer helps LifeFlight build resilience

It took only seconds for Queensland farmer Clive Weier to lose his arm in an auger, and a split-second reaction from his neighbour to...

Blaze blazer gesture

​Former Queensland Reds player Peter Fleming last year lost everything in a house fire in Einasleigh, 380km west of Townsville, in North Queensland. Among the...

Eromanga the ‘Kuwait of Australia’

A renewed push to unlock oil reserves in western Queensland is gaining momentum, with the tiny outback town of Eromanga emerging as a potential...

Community, craft, care

​On any given Monday or Friday morning in the Scenic Rim town of Boonah, the kettle is on by 10am at the Boonah Activity...

Upgrade secures future

South Burnett’s Coolabunia Saleyards have been in operation for 44 years, and after four decades of service, have seen some much needed upgrades. On...

Hoofbeats around the world

At one point Pam Karner was lying on the ground, crying to herself in pain. Her horse was above her. That was when she realised...

Sunshine State success

Queensland’s value-adding food and beverage sector has claimed national bragging rights, with a Brisbane brewery and a Sunshine Coast distillery taking top honours at...