Respected Master Wool Classer and Trainer Raelene Laidlaw has been recognised for her extraordinary contribution to the Australian wool industry, receiving the prestigious Career Legacy Women in Wool Award at the inaugural Women in Wool Association Gala Ball.

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In the heart of Hay, NSW, a young regional entrepreneur is bringing a fresh approach to livestock services and sharing the highs a...
At just 22 years old, Eleni Fogden of Loxton, South Australia is proving to be one of the most dynamic young leaders in the state’...
For George Shannon, balancing life between the paddock and the office has become second nature.
In the heart of Hay, NSW, a young regional entrepreneur is bringing a fresh approach to livestock services and sharing the highs and lows of getting a business off the ground.
Young dynamo Eleni Fogden excels in South Australia's livestock sector, balancing leadership roles, co-founding a feedlot, and planning for the future amidst challenging conditions.
For George Shannon, balancing life between the paddock and the office has become second nature. He tells Alex McLaughlin about the benefits of juggling two roles and how that also helps AuctionsPlus users.
In a heartfelt tribute from a North Queensland farming family, 100% of the proceeds from the upcoming sale of a prized bull will be donated to Angel Flight, in memory of respected vet and close friend Dr John Hosie.
The new Chief Executive of the National Farmers Federation says it’s time for government to get off farmers’ backs and keep out of their paddocks.
Agriculture needs to offer more than jobs to attract young talent—focus on career growth, life quality in regional areas, and long-term investment in workforce development, according to Nutrien's Anita Velican.
Young Angus breeders share advice on gaining hands-on experience, networking, and seizing opportunities to succeed in the Angus industry at the 2025 World Angus Forum.
Catch up on all the action from the 2025 World Angus Forum, where the AuctionsPlus team has been on the ground gathering stories and insights from right across the industry.
Resentment is like a dormant weed seed sitting under the soil. Quiet. Unnoticed. Waiting for the right conditions to sprout, spread, and, if we let it, take over. Steph Schmidt shares her tips on how to thrive and not just survive.

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