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TSBE boss resigns

Greg Bowden has resigned as chief executive officer of the Toowoomba and Surat Basin Enterprise (TSBE) five months into the role. TSBE chairman John McVeigh...

Outback rowing success

Rowing clubs from across Australia - more than 20 - competed fiercely at the 2023 Bentley’s Australian Outback Rowing Regatta in Barcaldine and Longreach...

Production down

As drier conditions “hit home“ Queensland will this financial year experience the country’s biggest fall in total grain and oilseed production. Rabobank’s 2023/24 Australian winter...

Rare livestock offering

The Roma Feedlot and Spelling Yards offer buyers a rare chance to acquire a strategic part of the Queensland livestock supply chain. Situated 40 kilometres...

Sharp cane prices to drive strong demand for Innisfail Sugarcane Aggregation

Sharpening global sugar prices may underpin strong domestic and foreign demand in the Innisfail Sugarcane Aggregation, which is for sale. Located in Far North Queensland’s...

Repeat, volume buyers step up at NIOA RL bull sale

Repeat and volume buyers have underpinned the second NIOA RL Pastoral Santa Gertrudis Sale, stamping their trust in elite breedplan consistency. Craig Ross from Nebo-based...

Shearing, crutching on wheels

A Barcaldine family operation is building an innovative crutching and shearing trailer that will service outback Queensland and create up to eight jobs. Ross Shearing’s...

A passion for outback recruitment

With a lifetime of experience in the rural industry, Dugald Storie understands the qualities needed to thrive in a job on a remote station. Mr...

Quality and temperament

Husband and wife Denis and Theresa Roberts are offering 10 quality lots of Speckle Park bulls and females available now for a private treaty...

Queensland hosts international Aussie Beef Mates

An international spotlight was shone on Queensland beef last month as ambassadors from around the world delved into Queensland beef and cattle production from...

It’s not just crickets

With the global insect market expected to be worth more than US$6.8 billion by 2032, AgriFutures Australia has released a new five-year plan to...

Data sharing system to unlock potential of agricultural research

A team of University of Southern Queensland researchers have joined a national partnership helping to advance the country’s agricultural sector through innovative application of...

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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...

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