Hunter Farm's Path After Chef Gilmore Closes Quay
Newcastle Greens owner Dylan Abdoo reflects on how Peter Gilmore's support transformed his farm, now supplying 120 restaurants weekly, as the acclaimed chef steps down.
Category : Agriculture
Cairns Family Fights Floods to Keep Farming
A Cairns farming family faces immense challenges after being hit by two floods in months, struggling to maintain their crops and livelihood in the region.
Water Boost Fuels Far North Queensland Agriculture Growth
Increased water allocations in Far North Queensland are driving agricultural expansion, with farmers reporting higher yields and new crop opportunities in the region.
Townsville Brahman Sale Hits $130K for Grey Top
A Townsville cattle sale saw a grey top Brahman fetch $130,000 and a red top reach $90,000, highlighting strong market demand for quality livestock in the region.
Farner's $142k Supreme Court Fight Over Heritage Fine
Toodyay farmer Tony Maddox appeals a $2000 Aboriginal Heritage Act conviction, spending $142k in legal fees, with a Supreme Court hearing set for February.
Science Ignored in WA's Fishing Ban, Says Fisherman
Commercial fisherman Dan Hunt argues Western Australia's permanent demersal fishing closure lacks scientific basis, replaces local supply with imports, and ignores data showing healthy fish stocks.
Nationals MP Colin Boyce on 7am Podcast
Nationals MP Colin Boyce shares insights on regional Australia's challenges and opportunities in a recent 7am podcast interview, focusing on agriculture, infrastructure, and policy.
Queensland Cattle Station Evacuated Due to Flooding
A massive cattle station in Queensland has been evacuated as rising floodwaters swamp the property, forcing family and staff to flee to safety amid severe weather conditions.
Fisheries Minister Welcomes Inquiry Into Fishing Ban Science
Western Australia's Fisheries Minister Jackie Jarvis has publicly welcomed a parliamentary inquiry into the scientific evidence supporting recent fishing restrictions, stating she has nothing to hide.
SA Wine Exports Plummet as Chinese Market Fails
South Australian wine exports have declined by hundreds of millions, with the Chinese market failing to recover. However, an Adelaide Hills winemaker reports surprising interest in Chardonnay.
Buddy Franklin's Honey Business Thrives in UAE Market
AFL legend Buddy Franklin and wife Jesinta showcase their WA honey brand at Gulfood trade show, riding a 1200% export surge under new UAE-Australia trade deal.
Guy Hands Creates World's Biggest Sheep Farm in WA
British billionaire Guy Hands has established the world's largest sheep operation in Western Australia's outback through major land acquisitions, transforming the state's agricultural landscape.
WA Live Export Ban: $3.7m Grants for Sheep Industry
Edith Cowan University and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry receive $3.7 million in federal grants to develop new markets for WA sheep ahead of the 2028 live export ban, part of a $139 million transition package.
Farmer Killed in Tractor Accident at Beech Forest
A 64-year-old farmer has died after being struck by a tractor in a tragic incident at Beech Forest, Victoria. Emergency services responded, but the man was pronounced dead at the scene.
Geelong Refinery Flare Sparks Community Concern After Disruption
A significant flare at the Geelong refinery has triggered community concern following an operational disruption, with residents reporting visible emissions and authorities monitoring the situation closely.
Forgotten Tracks: Linking Australia's East and West by Rail
The recent freight train derailment in South Australia highlights the enduring importance of the Trans-Australian Railway, a monumental project that finally connected the continent's isolated halves in 1917 after decades of political wrangling and enginee
Townsville Couple Starts Fish Fowl Co for Sustainability
A Townsville couple has launched Fish Fowl Co, a unique venture combining fish and poultry farming to promote local, sustainable food production in North Queensland.
GM Purple Tomatoes Approved for Sale in Australia
Genetically modified purple tomatoes, rich in cancer-fighting antioxidants, have been approved for sale in Australia. They are the first GM crop with nutritional biofortification as the primary trait.
Mossman Gains 2000ML Water License for Security
The Mossman region in Far North Queensland has received a significant water security boost with a new 2000-megalitre license, enhancing supply for agriculture and community needs.
Aerial cull targets feral pigs stranded by QLD floods
Aerial shooters are targeting thousands of feral pigs stranded by Queensland's floodwaters in a major biosecurity operation. Read how this cull aims to protect farms and the environment.
WA Dairy Farmers Quit Amid Soaring Costs, Low Supermarket Prices
Western Australia's dairy industry is in crisis as farmers exit the sector, crushed by skyrocketing production costs and unsustainable supermarket milk prices. What does this mean for our food security?
Grenadier 4x4s Aid Remote Australian Farmers
Rural Aid counsellors are using rugged INEOS Grenadier Quartermasters to reach isolated farmers, providing crucial mental health support and breaking down barriers in the outback.
CBH, Cargill $500m Rockingham canola refinery plan
Cargill reveals plans for a $500 million canola refinery in East Rockingham, likely a joint venture with CBH. The project aims to boost local processing and diversify export markets. Read the full details.
WA fishers protest demersal fishing ban in Perth
Western Australian commercial fishers demand a pause on the demersal fishing ban and an independent stock review. Industry warns of workforce crisis as protests escalate.
WA demersal fishing ban triggers protests and hardship
West Australian fishers are protesting a snap ban on demersal fishing, claiming it has destroyed their livelihoods. The government says it's necessary to protect depleted fish stocks. Read the full story.
Queensland family's huge flood bill after cyclone Koji
A Queensland family faces a devastating clean-up bill after ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji flooded their new farm. See their story of loss and community resilience. Watch the video.
Katter pushes for aerial feral pig cull on islands
Bob Katter MP calls for aerial shooters to target feral pigs stranded on Gulf islands after flooding. The invasive species poses a major threat to agriculture and the environment.
US Giant Cargill Plans $500m WA Canola Oil Plant
American agribusiness Cargill unveils a $500 million canola processing facility in East Rockingham, set to add value to WA's billion-dollar crop and supply biofuels. Read the details.
Farmer's emotional plea after bushfire devastation
Greg Conlan, who went viral for using Bonds underwear as a smoke mask, issues an emotional plea for help as bushfires destroy his farm. His GoFundMe for fellow farmers nears its $60k goal.
WA's $200m Freight Rail Promise Stalls
A $200 million pledge to upgrade Western Australia's ageing Tier 3 grain rail lines remains unfulfilled, leaving farmers reliant on costly road transport. Discover why progress has stalled.
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