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Te Mania takes a trip down memory lane to its first CALM sale in 1987

When one of the original CALM assessors Neil Henderson, sent Hamish McFarlane, from Te Mania Angus, some cuttings of newspaper adverts from November 1991, it started a chain reaction to dig deeper into the history of the stud's involvement with CALM, which has since been renamed AuctionsPlus.

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NFF reveals election wishlist

The National Farmers Federation (NFF) has revealed its election platform, ahead of the Federal Election that could be called any d...
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NEWS IN BRIEF: Telstra fined and the latest in rural events, appointments and opportunities

The Federal Court on Friday found that Telstra made false or misleading representations relating to the upload speed of residentia...
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NEWS IN BRIEF: Farmers win big in Canberra, bird flu and bank closures

There's been plenty of action in Canberra this week, with the scrapping of the Biosecurity Protection Levy, the Super Tax and Natu...
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NFF reveals election wishlist
The National Farmers Federation (NFF) has revealed its election platform, ahead of the Federal Election that could be called any day now.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Telstra fined and the latest in rural events, appointments and opportunities
Natasha Lobban has rounded up the latest ag news, bringing you all the key updates in one easy-to-read spot. Stay informed on everything you need to know without any hassle.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Farmers win big in Canberra, bird flu and bank closures
There's been plenty of action in Canberra this week, with the scrapping of the Biosecurity Protection Levy, the Super Tax and Nature Positive legislation. Plus other ag news snippets from the week.
Biosecurity tax scrapped after fierce industry pushback
The biosecurity tax has been sensationally axed, with the government fully discharging the Biosecurity Protection Levy from the Senate Notice Papers on Wednesday.
NEWS IN BRIEF: New appointments, outbreaks, wool worries and lamb CPI lifts by 17% 
Dr Chris Rodwell has been appointed Transition Advocate for the Government’s live sheep export phase-out. Plus other ag news snippets from the week.
China bans slew of livestock imports over disease fears
Outbreaks of livestock diseases have prompted China to ban sheep, goat and poultry imports from a host of African, Asian and European countries.
NEWS IN BRIEF: New Managing Director for Nutrien Australia, Rex bailed out and Aussie Hay Runners' largest convoy ever on the way to South Australia
Natasha Lobban has rounded up the latest ag news, bringing you all the key updates in one easy-to-read spot. Stay informed on everything you need to know without any hassle.
Young-guns set to shine after 2025 Santa Gertrudis Youth Camp
Young cattle enthusiasts gathered at the 2025 Santa Gertrudis Youth Camp in Warwick, Queensland, honing skills and raising $44,200 for youth programs through a charity auction.
Weaners, middle east peace and declining grain stocks: AgWatchers+ podcast
Latest agricultural market insights from AgWatchers+ podcast: weaner cattle prices strong, lamb market trends, and grain market stability. Stay informed on the key drivers impacting Australian producers.

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