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A New Zealand farmer and commercial diver who has invented an edible bale netting says he has been "overwhelmed" by the response t...
A significant chapter in Queensland's road-building history is set to close with the auction of original machinery from one of the...
When I first outlined this article, I planned to share my thoughts on International Women’s Day. And while I have plenty of opinio...
A New Zealand farmer and commercial diver who invented an edible bale netting says he has been "overwhelmed" by the response to his product. Southland farmer Grant Lightfoot is the man behind Kiwi Econet, a type of bale netting made from jute.
The iconic fleet of Queensland Road Builders will be auctioned, marking the end of an era for the legendary Dalby-based road construction company.
"When I first outlined this article, I planned to share my thoughts on International Women’s Day. And while I have plenty of opinions - particularly around how the day often focuses on “cupcakes and bubbles” and the lack of meaningful change - it’s not where my energy is right now. Right now, my focus is on supporting myself, my family, and our farm as we navigate the ongoing stress of drought."
Queensland-based aquaculture research scientist Dr Alisa Mihaila, is pioneering efforts to establish a sustainable Asparagopsis seaweed industry in Australia as a solution for reducing agricultural methane emissions.
Little Lily Kirk's cancer diagnosis as a newborn and subsequent treatment has inspired her family, and their wider community, to raise funds for the Children's Cancer Institute the best way they know how - a charity auction featuring some of Australia's most sought-after Brahman genetics.
The National Farmers’ Federation has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer, with Troy Williams to take on the role in March.
Dubbo farmer Jack Cresswell ended 2024 in hospital with a snake bite. But things are looking up for 2025 with the Annalara White Dorper Ram sale to be held in February and his Spanish wedding later in the year.
We look back at Tony Mahar's more than 10-year career with the National Farmers' Federation and what he will be working on next.
In today’s competitive hiring environment, attracting top talent requires more than simply offering someone a fair day’s pay in exchange for hours worked – you need to be seen as an employer of choice.

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