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AACo drops to $95m loss on falling cattle price

Australia's largest listed agricultural company, AACo, has marked down the value of its herd by $150 million as it reported a $95m loss for the full financial year.

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LISTEN: 2023 Beef Market Crash - Will We See A Repeat Anytime Soon? with Matt Dalgleish

In the latest episode of the Wealth & Wisdom Podcast, we're digging into the turbulent world of the beef market with Matt Dalg...
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Three men accused of $250,000 Kimberley cattle rustling

Three men accused of taking 306 cattle worth more than $250,000 and mustering them across a state border have been charged with st...
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LISTEN: EOFY Strategies to Minimise Tax and Maximise Returns with Russell Strack

Welcome back to the Wealth & Wisdom Podcast, where we dive into the intricacies of tax planning with Russell Strack.
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LISTEN: 2023 Beef Market Crash - Will We See A Repeat Anytime Soon? with Matt Dalgleish
Ben Law from The Financial Bloke Podcast explores the 2023 Beef Market Crash with Episode 3's Matt Dalgleish, as they delve into the causes, effects, and future outlook for beef producers.
Three men accused of $250,000 Kimberley cattle rustling
Three men accused of organising an illegal muster have been charged with stealing more 300 cattle worth a quarter of a million dollars.
LISTEN: EOFY Strategies to Minimise Tax and Maximise Returns with Russell Strack
Explore expert insights on tax planning and wealth optimization with Russell Strack on The Financial Bloke podcast hosted by Ben Law. Learn strategies to minimize tax and maximize returns in the new fiscal year.
350,000ha cattle country to become national park in landmark deal
A cattle property in western Queensland will be turned into a national park after one of the largest philanthropic donations for protected land in Australia.
Ag incomes could halve under 2050 climate scenario
The CSIRO's Ag2050 Scenarios Report has found farm profits could drop by half in some areas by 2050 if producers fail to innovate.
How to navigate tax rules and business structures
Investment in on-farm infrastructure needs to be carefully examined as individual operators and trusts are taxed and funded differently.
The changing trend in meat consumption
Over the past six decades, Australians’ meat-eating habits have significantly evolved, reflecting wider economic, social, and cultural shifts.
Eight-fold increase in carbon sequestration from land needed to reach net zero target
A new report anticipates Australia will become one of the largest carbon credit producers in the world, but to get there will require a massive shift in land use.
Producers and agents fear privatisation of Dubbo saleyards
Agents and producers in Dubbo are concerned about the potential privatisation of NSW busiest saleyards, fearing increased fees. The Dubbo Regional Livestock Market's future is uncertain as the council considers leasing or selling the facility.

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