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Julie born into farming

PRECEDE: When it comes to carcase competitions, Square Meaters give all other breeds a run for their money. At the 2023 EKKA, Square Meaters...

Competition comeback

The rural ambassador and showgirl competitions will make a comeback for this year’s community-famous Rockhampton Agricultural Show held in June. Announced on Monday 13...

661 lots at All Breeds sale

In total 661 lots are catalogued for this year’s annual February All Breeds Bull and Female Sale, CQLX, Gracemere, 10 and 11 February. All...

New study hubs in Outback

Country Universities Centre study hubs have officially launched for Outback Queenslanders, thanks to funding collaborations between the Australian Government, Country Universities Centres and RAPAD. Longreach’s...

Wind woes

The Federal Government’s renewable energy rollout, encompassing various wind, solar, hydro, and bioenergy projects, is gaining momentum across the state. While some are rejoicing...

Solar farm habitat fears

Spanish renewables developer X-ELIO has set its sights on the North Burnett, proposing to clear over 1200 hectares of endangered animal habitat and farmland...

Record Bell race numbers

The annual Bell races on Saturday 4 January drew a record crowd who enjoyed a stellar day of celebrations and sunshine. It was hailed...

Food price inflation relief seen in latest quarterly CPI

The latest quarterly Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, highlights a decreased rate of overall food price inflation, leaving...

Assessing impact of the 3G closure

Although some time has passed since the switch from 3G to the 5G network, many rural communities say they are still left in the...

Challenges of isolation

Families living in isolated areas do not have the same degree of access to education options as those who live in regional and metropolitan...

Filling an ag industry void

A husband and wife have traded Bundaberg’s inner-city suburbs for a commercial Square Meater operation on the outskirts of the Rum City. Michael and Nicole...

New program for aspiring agricultural professionals

Aspiring young agricultural professionals are invited to take the next step in their beef industry careers with the 2025 NH Foods and Angus Foundation...

Bega to close doors

After 101 years in business Kingaroy’s peanut processing industry will soon be no more, with food producer Bega Group announcing on 9 July it...