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Supermarkets need code

Big retailers in Australia need mandatory rules that demand fairness in dispute resolutions, a review into supermarkets has recommended. In January, the federal Government appointed...

Three new stocked dams

Three more Queensland dams have been nominated to become stocked freshwater fishing destinations as part of Fisheries reforms now open for public feedback. Paradise Dam...

Cultivating next generation

New resources released in April will help teachers and advisors encourage young people to consider a career in Australia’s constantly evolving agriculture industry. The supplies...

2024 Australian cotton conference to cultivate excellence

One of Australia’s leading agricultural industries will gather on the Gold Coast from 6 to 8 August 2024 to network, learn and unite around...

Sharing cotton knowledge

Benefits of adopting innovative nature and data-driven systems headlined the Bayer Grower of the Year field day held last month on Johannes and Scarlett...

Plants to grow on moon

When NASA returns the Artemis III mission to the moon in 2026 astronauts will grow plants in a mini lunar greenhouse. In a world first,...

Meet Angelo, QRIDA’s new regional area manager for north Queensland

Angelo Rigano might be new to the Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority (QRIDA) but he is no stranger to north Queensland’s thriving agribusiness...

Population, technology and capital set to drive agricultural investment

Global population trends, advances in technology and increasing capital inflows are tipped to drive a significant investment boon in the $3.6 trillion Australian agriculture...

Hub navigates the way

A one-stop-shop for livestock transport information has been launched at the combined Queensland and Australian Livestock Transporters’ Associations’ national conference in Toowoomba. Developed in consultation...

Fighting the good fight

Did you know 99 per cent of the 50,000 tonnes of tinned tuna Australians eat annually is imported? And less than a third is...

Camels shine at show

Queensland’s Summer Land Camels has won gold, silver and bronze medals at the 2024 Sydney Royal Cheese and Dairy Show. It was awarded gold for...

Gourd Almighty! Giant win

In a battle of super-sized proportions, Toowoomba’s Downlands College smashed the long-standing Ekka record by more than 100kg to clinch top honours at the...

Dedications pays off

Three Toogoolawah State High School students have proven that hard work beyond the classroom can lead to success on the state stage, with impressive...