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11th April 2025

PM Edition

Red meat exports sizzle in pre-tariff trading

Australian red meat exports have surged in the first three months of the year. Find out which countries are driving the demand for our beef and lamb.

Two Qld farms sold to European investors for $70m

A 250ha macadamia orchard and a 2300ha property with a 260ha young pecan orchard have been sold to a global family office.

BOM forecasts drier May to July for Victoria

The Bureau of Meteorology has released its long range forecast, with Victoria likely to receive below-average rainfall and hotter temperatures from May to July.

The VFL players lining up for your club this weekend

A large contingent of VFL stars are heading back to country footy on Saturday. But there are also some notable omissions.

Coalition pledge for $20bn regional fund

One of the biggest cash pledges this election cycle has a regional focus. But some say there’s devil in the detail.

Rain delays cotton picking in northern NSW

Rain in northern cotton growing regions has resulted in picking delays. See what it means for yields.

RCH a lifeline for Rochester family

Juggling a dairy farm and a sick child is a challenge no parent should face alone. April Anderson shares her story to highlight the importance of the Good Friday Appeal.

Saliva swabs for worm-resistant sheep

Worm resistance could be a new breeding value, as a research project readies itself for market. Curlew Merinos stud co-principal Elise Kealy is one of 30 farmers taking part.