The Santa Gertrudis Breeders (Australia) Association recently celebrated another successful edition of their National Youth Camp, an event that has been fostering the next generation of cattle industry leaders for three decades.

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Quambatook mixed farmer Brett Hosking was announced as the newly elected President of the Victorian Farmers Federation on Friday morning.
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Towns have been left without power and mobile service during major disasters, with an independent review urging the government to bolster rural connectivity.
China has lifted suspensions from the last two Australian red meat processors restricted from exporting to the country.

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