Market Strong At Last Sale
A last minute cattle sale held at the Murgon sale yards on Tuesday saw just short of 300 cattle put up for bids.
New Website Helps Find Lawyers
The Queensland Law Society and State Government have launched an online directory for landholders to easily locate specialist lawyers who will help them negotiate land access deals with resource companies.
Gun Decisions ‘Made On Emotion’
The State Government is making “emotional decisions” about weapons in Queensland when it doesn’t even know how many licence holders there are, says Member for Gympie Tony Perrett.
Landcarers Look At Local Solutions
Kingaroy Landcare members have taken a bus trip to examine NRM projects
Good Year For Farmers: ABARES
ABARES has projected a good 2015-16 for Wide Bay-Burnett cattle and grain farmers
Adler Shotgun In Category D
The Adler A110 lever-action shotgun, which has been the subject of more than 12 months speculation in the media, will become available again to Australian shooters … but most won’t be happy.
Country Residents More
Likely To Be Fat, Smoke
A healthy country lifestyle? A new report shows that Australians living in regional areas are more likely to be overweight or obese than their city cousins.
Cattle Sale Draws 800 Head
Numbers remained high in Murgon for the cattle sale on Tuesday, with 800 cattle yarded.
Chickpeas Have A Good Year
Farmers are looking forward to a big payout on chickpeas this season, with large areas planted, record yields and high prices.
Government Backs Off Full WET Cuts
The Federal Government will not proceed with potentially devastating cuts to the Wine Equalisation Tax (WET) rebate scheme announced in this year’s Budget.
Senate Okays Backpacker Tax … At Last
The Federal Government’s controversial “backpacker tax” has finally been passed by the Senate … on the third attempt.
QDO Welcomes ‘Effects Test’
Queensland dairy farmers, who have long been calling for the introduction of an “effects test” into consumer legislation, will be celebrating.
AgForce Members To
Reflect On A Big Year
Transport routes and telecommunications technology are expected to be the hot topics discussed at the AgForce South-East Queensland regional forum being held in Toowoomba on Friday.
QFF Angry Over Tax Backflip
Queensland farmers have been let down by ‘frivolous and petty political posturing’ about the backpacker tax, the Queensland Farmers Federation said on Wednesday.
Wild Dogs Kill Nine Sheep
Durong residents have been warned to keep a close eye on their stock after wild dogs killed sheep
1000 Head Yarded In Murgon
Numbers were up in Murgon for the fortnightly sale on Tuesday, with 1000 cattle yarded.
Farmers Confident Backpacker
Tax Deal Can Be Worked Out
The National Farmers Federation is confident a deal can be worked out to end the uncertainty over the so-called Backpackers Tax, despite the Senate’s rejection of the Bills on Thursday.
New President At NFF
NSW farmer and grazier Fiona Simson has been elected president of the National Farmers Federation – the first woman to have the role in the organisation’s 37-year history.
PCA Picks A Reason To Celebrate
Kingaroy-based Peanut Company of Australia is celebrating the first birthday of its consumer brand, “Picky Picky Peanuts”.
Catchment Scores Another ‘D’ Grade
The Upper Brisbane Catchment – which passes through Elgin Vale, South Nanango, Yarraman, Blackbutt and Cooyar – has not significantly improved its water quality over the last year, according to a new report.
