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Farmers cross country for training tips from ABC Muster Dogs expert
Plenty of people are keen to pick the brain of Neil McDonald, one of the head trainers from the ABC’s Muster Dogs TV series…See More
Cattle prices hit ‘a new gear’ as rain tumbles down
Price records were broken in the cattle market this week as widespread rain fell across Queensland and northern New South Wales…See More
Furious Diamonds air stunning New Zealand refereeing theory after latest defeat: ‘It shifts’
Australia’s world No.1 ranking is under threat and the coach is ready to ask serious questions of World Netball…See More
Why Chery’s iCaur thinks it can win over Australian SUV buyers
iCaur says its models will stand out in Australia, but the V25 that will debut the brand here will face competition from other boxy SUVs […]
Mine on tropical island plans to pump pit water into ocean
The $100 million plan has approval from the NT government and local traditional owners, and comes as financial challenges mount at the mine…See More
Golden North’s ice cream factory starts production at new site
After leaving its home of more than a century, South Australian ice cream producer Golden North has started production at its new home 270 kilometres […]
Last drinks for Boag’s as final Tasmanian beers roll off production line
The Tasmanian brewery has been operating longer than the state has had electricity, but now, the state icon will be brewed elsewhere…See More
Black beats brown as marketing changes the makeup of Australian cattle herd
Herefords were once the most popular cattle breed in the country, but black breeds like Angus are taking over due to picky export markets and […]
Leapmotor Australia wants to one-up rivals with three-row electric SUVs
Leapmotor is keen to introduce a six- or seven-seat SUV in Australia, and it has a couple of options it’s looking at…See More
2027 Honda Accord costs $1000 more, loses two years of Honda Connect
Honda’s updated flagship sedan has been priced $1000 higher, but offers a shorter Honda Connect subscription and remains the brand’s slowest seller…See More
Reality of call to axe Nathan Lyon hits all Australian spinners as George Bailey goes to ground
There was an obvious change in the Australian selectors’ behaviour after dropping the spinner for the third time…See More
Aged care providers warn migration cuts could worsen staff shortage
At one regional NSW aged care home, more than 80 per cent of staff were born overseas. Providers say a dedicated visa is needed to […]
Former Qantas pilot reveals the hidden danger threatening air travellers as pilots face new turbulence challenges
‘If you’re seated, keep your seatbelt fastened just loosely so that you don’t fly and hit the ceiling.’…See More
Best smart watches for 2026: From Samsung to Garmin, here are the seven best buys for every budget
They not only deliver best-in-class fitness and health insights, but they also act as a handy second screen to your smartphone…See More
Small-scale florists hope to fill gap for romantics in Kununurra
Small businesses see an opportunity in a flower market side hustle in a remote WA town after its florist of 30 years retires…See More
Oyster farmers cautious ahead of summer as algal bloom recovery continues
South Australian oyster growers are reporting recovery after last year’s harmful algal bloom is moving at different speeds along the coastline with challenges including a […]
How to deal with spring weeds before they take over your garden
As Australia faces the springtime sun, it is peak season for wildflowers, exotic annuals and native shrubs. It is also a great time for weeds. …See […]
Adelaide’s Irish sisters Niamh and Grace Kelly stun Gold Coast to shake up AFLW finals equation
It’s a game of snakes and ladders in the AFLW as teams vie for a top-eight spot on the cusp of the finals series…See More
Violence forces lockdown, early closure of Perth agricultural show
Violence between dozens of youths has forced the early closure of a long-running Perth agricultural show, with police called to quell the disturbance…See More