Stock & Land
Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller
Journalist

I'm a general reporter with Stock & Land, with a special interest in irrigation issues. I completed my cadetship, with the Age, in 1980. Over my career, I've worked for ABC radio news (Mt Isa, Qld) and at provincial and suburban newspapers.

Triple whammy sees huge VLE yardings
GOOD RESULT: Brendan OLoughlin, Mirboo, sold 104 mixed-sex Angus calves to a top price of $2240.
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Corangamite demographic shift could be good for Labor
Andrew Miller
CORANGAMITE CANDIDATES: Labor Corangamite MP Libby Coker and the Liberal's Stephanie Asher are the two candidates from the major parties standing for election in the seat.
Smaller field to contest Mallee this time around
Andrew Miller
STANDING FOR MALLEE: Current Nationals MP for Mallee Anne Webster, independent Sophie Baldwin and Labor's Carole Hart.
Analysis
State budget focuses on healthcare, education
Andrew Miller
HEALTH BUDGET: Agriculture Minister Mary-Anne Thomas says the 2022/23 budget invests in hospitals and healthcare.
Thomas seeks to 'calm the farm' on AgVic cuts
Andrew Miller
REASSURANCE GIVEN: Victorian Agriculture Minister Mary-Anne Thomas has sought to reassure farmers cuts to AgVic will not affect services.
China a 'massive enigma': TEM analyst
Andrew Miller
HISTORY REPEATS: Dairy Australia Industry Insights and Analysis manager John Droppert has told the United Dairyfarmers Association of Victoria the sector has a history of cyclical change.
United Dairyfarmers of Victoria conference | Photos
Andrew Miller
WESTERN REPRESENTATIVES: Ian Morris, Cobden, caught up with Bruce Knowles, Tyrendarra, at the first conference in 36 months.
Kyneton keeps up with other yards
Andrew Miller
WELL-BRED: Well-bred cattle are attracting Elders Yea livestock manager Jamie Quinlan to Kyneton, on a regular basis.
Backing for independent federal transport funding guidelines
Andrew Miller
ROAD WOES: Farmer and transport operator Lucas Puckle, outside his property on the Hopetoun - Rainbow road.
Independent candidate uses pigeons to highlight telecoms woes
Andrew Miller
PIGEON POWER: Nicholls Independent candidate Rob Priestly has used carrier pigeons to highlight what he says is the poor state of telecommunications in the electorate.
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