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WA-produced wool tops its category in Melbourne

WA-produced wool tops its category in Melbourne

Wool from the Western Australian wheatbelt sold in Melbourne topping its category.

PM rules out policy deals with Palmer

PM rules out policy deals with Palmer

Now New York has banned hot dogs

Now New York has banned hot dogs

New York City Council will phase out purchases of processed meats, including frankfurters used in hot dogs, under a new green deal.

Steers with weight sell best at Warrnambool

Steers with weight sell best at Warrnambool

Steers with weights above 400kg were keenly sought after at Warrnambool.

PM rules out policy deals with Palmer

PM rules out policy deals with Palmer

Australia to face NZ dark horses at polocrosse World Cup

Australia to face NZ dark horses at polocrosse World Cup

Australia will be pitted against polocrosse dark horses New Zealand in the last of four matches that will determine who is in the final of the Adina Polocrosse World Cup 2019.

Rural skills training features in election agenda

Rural skills training features in election agenda

Major parties duel over rural workplace policies.

Stars of Speckle Park youth | Photos

Stars of Speckle Park youth | Photos

All the photos from the Scone Speckle Youth and Steer Showcase today.

Cropper not waiting for rain to start sowing

Cropper not waiting for rain to start sowing

Navarre cropper Shane Bibby hasn't waited for rain and is well into sowing this year's crop.

Australia to face NZ dark horses at polocrosse World Cup

Australia to face NZ dark horses at polocrosse World Cup

Australia will be pitted against polocrosse dark horses New Zealand in the last of four matches that will determine who is in the final of the Adina Polocrosse World Cup 2019.

Steers with weight sell best at Warrnambool

Steers with weight sell best at Warrnambool

Steers with weights above 400kg were keenly sought after at Warrnambool.

Stars of Speckle Park youth | Photos

Stars of Speckle Park youth | Photos

All the photos from the Scone Speckle Youth and Steer Showcase today.

Now New York has banned hot dogs

Now New York has banned hot dogs

New York City Council will phase out purchases of processed meats, including frankfurters used in hot dogs, under a new green deal.

Cropper not waiting for rain to start sowing

Cropper not waiting for rain to start sowing

Navarre cropper Shane Bibby hasn't waited for rain and is well into sowing this year's crop.

Winton country on the market

Winton country on the market

Winton aggregation Tulmur will be auctioned by Elders on a date to be advised, following recent wet weather.

Gilmore election a litmus test for major parties' coastal appeal

Gilmore election a litmus test for major parties' coastal appeal

An unusual election campaign on the NSW South Coast may point the way for politicians to appeal to marginal coastal electorates for years to come.

Rural skills training features in election agenda

Rural skills training features in election agenda

Major parties duel over rural workplace policies.

Agribusiness

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New report highlights digital farm solutions

New report highlights digital farm solutions

Exclusive: KPMG, MLA and Aatlis to release Agri 4.0 connectivity report

This is appalling: Labor promises to hold inland rail inquiry

This is appalling: Labor promises to hold inland rail inquiry

An elected Labor government would launch an inquiry into the federal government's $10 billion Melbourne to Brisbane inland rail line.

Permits raise sprayer height

Permits raise sprayer height

Nufarm 2,4-D permits legalise grower practice

Wheat values driven by supply side| Grain Brokers Australia

Wheat values driven by supply side| Grain Brokers Australia

Global grain markets are being driven by the production side of the equation.

Politics

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PM rules out policy deals with Palmer

PM rules out policy deals with Palmer

Rural skills training features in election agenda

Rural skills training features in election agenda

Major parties duel over rural workplace policies.

Gilmore election a litmus test for major parties' coastal appeal

Gilmore election a litmus test for major parties' coastal appeal

An unusual election campaign on the NSW South Coast may point the way for politicians to appeal to marginal coastal electorates for years to come.

Election campaign takes Anzac truce

Election campaign takes Anzac truce

Political leaders will pause their election campaigning for Anzac Day commemorations.

Basin Plan a 'political football' in watergate election stoush

Basin Plan a 'political football' in watergate election stoush

Advocates from across political divide say controversial inquires into buyback deals may stymie more important environmental reforms.

Property

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Winton country on the market

Winton country on the market

Winton aggregation Tulmur will be auctioned by Elders on a date to be advised, following recent wet weather.

Buntine buys CPC's Comely Station

Buntine buys CPC's Comely Station

Sterling Buntine's Baldy Bay company has bought CPC's Central Queensland properly Comely Station.

Superb beef cattle country hits the market

Superb beef cattle country hits the market

Wargoona is situated in the heart of the inner Geelong region and could be yours.

Kialla Homestead asking $3.9 million | Video

Kialla Homestead asking $3.9 million | Video

Toowoomba district property Kialla Homestead covers 151 hectares and has the added benefit of irrigation.

Life & Style

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Australia to face NZ dark horses at polocrosse World Cup

Australia to face NZ dark horses at polocrosse World Cup

Australia will be pitted against polocrosse dark horses New Zealand in the last of four matches that will determine who is in the final of the Adina Polocrosse World Cup 2019.

Origins of the iconic slouch hat

Origins of the iconic slouch hat

The renowned Australian military headdress dates back to the late 1800s and draws on some surprising inspiration.

Apostle Cheese leads the 'whey'

Apostle Cheese leads the 'whey'

Benson family's brie named the best white mould cheese in the country at the Australian Grand Dairy Awards.

Special wines released to mark Saltram's 160th anniversary

Special wines released to mark Saltram's 160th anniversary

This year marks 160 years of winemaking history for Saltram in Angaston.

Warragul prepares for annual Farm World field days

Warragul prepares for annual Farm World field days

Known as one of Victoria's premier regional agricultural shows, the 52nd annual Farm World is fast approaching.

Playing two-up on Anzac Day? Here's all you need to know

Playing two-up on Anzac Day? Here's all you need to know

Two-up explained.

See inside breathtaking historic garden 'Mawallok'

See inside breathtaking historic garden 'Mawallok'

Historic western district garden 'Mawallok' open to the public on April 27-28.

Events

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All the action and faces of Adina Polocrosse World Cup

All the action and faces of Adina Polocrosse World Cup

The 2019 Adina Polocrosse World Cup kicked off with the opening ceremony at Morgan Park and games are now underway.

Limousin the perfect fit for vealer production

Limousin the perfect fit for vealer production

Some of the country's best Limousin genetics will be on offer at the 2019 National Show and Sale.

Nation's best set to compete for young auctioneer title

Nation's best set to compete for young auctioneer title

Seven of Australia's top young agents, representing five businesses across four states, will compete for the title of the nation's best young auctioneer.

All the photos from ABARES 2019

All the photos from ABARES 2019

All the action at the ABARES Outlook conference in Canberra.

Barrel racers will ride in memory of Lisa Coates

Barrel racers will ride in memory of Lisa Coates

Tarcutta event set to draw in barrel racing competitors.

Full steam ahead for 'Annie' the 108-year-old Tasmanian tractor

Full steam ahead for 'Annie' the 108-year-old Tasmanian tractor

The tractor has been puffing along the Bass Highway for the past two-and-half days

What are the four personality types of Australian farmers?

What are the four personality types of Australian farmers?

Cam Nicholson is passionate about providing advice to boost farmers’ profitability and productivity, and one of the keys tools he uses is determining the personality types of his clients.