PM Edition: ‘Most of the town is unde rwater’

Email More than 100,000 livestock could be missing or deceased and thousands of kilometres of roads and fencing potentially damaged in the Queensland floods. See the latest.

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PM Edition ‘Most of the town is underwater’ More than 100,000 livestock could be missing or deceased and thousands of kilometres of roads and fencing potentially damaged in the Queensland floods. See the latest. READ MORE   Aussie farmers brace for US tariffs US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs are expected to be announced at 7am tomorrow. Speculation is rife about the size of the potential tariffs, but little informati... READ MORE   Local family to sell huge northwest NSW farming portfolio A 7300ha three-farm aggregation of dryland and irrigated cropping, plus wetland grazing, has hit the market with a major water portfolio. READ MORE   Why urea prices could hit $800 a tonne Cropping farmers could be forced to pay $800 a tonne for urea, right on the cusp of winter sowing. READ MORE   Canola prices surge, standing strong during global market turmoil Canola prices have hit $780 a tonne at Geelong, offering a bright spot during market uncertainty. See how prices are tracking. READ MORE   Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Weekly Times, PO Box 14999 Melbourne, VIC 8001 Australia.