US Lifts Tariffs on Australian Beef, but Prices Unlikely to Drop
US lifts 10% tariffs on Australian beef, but prices unlikely to drop due to strong demand and local supply factors.
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$35m Dianella Plaza Revamp to Bring New Coles, Retail Boost
$35m plan for Dianella Plaza revamp includes new Coles, more retail, parking boost. Public consultation open until May 30.
Woman Critical After Quad Bike Rollover in Victoria
A woman in her 30s is fighting for life after a quad bike rollover while herding cattle in Waaia, Victoria.
Permanent 40km/h Zone Introduced in Bayswater Residential Streets
Bayswater introduces permanent 40km/h zone on residential streets to improve safety around schools and shops.
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Mossman Cane Growers Trial New Crops After Mill Closure
Mossman cane growers trial bana grass and other crops after mill closure, with government support and uncertain long-term options.
Fire at Bundaberg Sugar Mill Delays Crush by Two Weeks
Fire at Bundaberg's Millaquin Mill causes hundreds of thousands in damage, delaying sugar crush by two weeks.
CSIRO Faces Major Setback After Hailstorm Destroys 65 Greenhouses
A hailstorm destroyed 65 CSIRO greenhouses in Canberra, damaging research projects and causing delays of up to a growing season.
NSW Farmers Vow to Fight Compulsory Land Acquisition for Narrabri Gas Project
NSW farmers condemn Premier Minns over compulsory land acquisition for Santos Narrabri gas project, citing contamination risks and vowing legal fight.
Mossman Sugar Mill Closure Sparks Economic Fears
Mossman Sugar Mill liquidation leaves 55 workers laid off, 90 growers uncertain, and town facing economic collapse despite $12.1m state aid.
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Oyster Farmers Blockade Trucks Over Algal Bloom Relocation
Oyster farmers blockade trucks at Haslam over PIRSA-approved relocation of oysters from algal bloom-affected Franklin Harbour, fearing spread of toxins.
Mossman Farmers Trial New Crops After Sugar Mill Closure
Mossman sugarcane growers trial bana grass and other crops after mill closure, with government support and hopes for biofuel future.
Robot Harvesters Transform Australian Mango Farms
World's first automated mango picking robot harvests fruit in central Queensland, using sensors to select ripe mangoes and address labour shortages.
Food Crisis Grips Remote WA Town as Leaders Plead for Federal Help
Halls Creek faces severe food insecurity with high prices and limited access; shire council seeks federal funds for a community grocery store.
Man Charged Over Alleged $40k Hay Scam Targeting NSW Farmers
Man charged over alleged hay scam defrauding NSW farmers of $40k; police urge victims to come forward.
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Burnham Urges Public Ownership of Water and Energy
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham argues for public ownership of essential services like water and energy to ensure affordability and sustainability.
Perth councils get $100k grants for borer tree recovery
Perth and Peel councils can apply for up to $100,000 in State Government grants to replace trees lost to polyphagous shot-hole borer and expand urban canopy.
Armadale Council Proposes 4.8% Rates Rise Amid Cost Spikes
Armadale council considers a 4.8% rate increase, lower than neighboring councils. Some councillors back higher rises, while others urge minimal 3% to ease pressure on residents.
New Laws to Protect Australia's Farmland from Urban Sprawl
Independent MP Andrew Gee is drafting legislation to safeguard prime agricultural land from suburban development, as concerns over long-term food security grow due to extreme weather and trade challenges.
Michael Boddington obituary: consultant and charity founder
Michael Boddington, agricultural consultant, founded Power International to help amputees in Laos, and established COPE. He died aged 84.
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Hodge Slams Lack of Transparency Over Andrew's Income
Dame Margaret Hodge expressed shock that the National Audit Office failed to establish Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's income from subletting crown estate properties, raising concerns over taxpayer subsidies for non-working royals.
Rising Costs Hit Farmers Amid Iran Conflict
Farmers worldwide face rising costs for fuel, fertiliser, and feed due to the Iran conflict, plus extreme weather and climate change pressures. Share your story.
UN: Livestock antibiotic use may rise 30% by 2040
A UN report warns that antibiotic use in livestock could increase by a third by 2040 without government intervention, fueling antimicrobial resistance that threatens human medicine and could cost trillions globally.
Man Electrocuted at Qld Farm, Hospitalised
A 40-year-old man was rushed to hospital after being electrocuted at a Queensland agricultural business, just one day after a fatal workplace incident in Melbourne.
South West Water Fined £1.85m for Parasite Outbreak
South West Water was fined £1.85m for supplying unsafe water after a cryptosporidiosis outbreak in Brixham, Devon, affecting hundreds and eroding public trust.
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Farmer Zac on Farming Pressures and Finding Love
South Australian apple farmer Zac, 24, shares the challenges of farming and his journey to find a partner on Farmer Wants a Wife, emphasizing support and community.
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