Seeking expressions of interest from rural fencing contractors to work on the rebuild of the Dog Fence in South Australia.
Contractors – want to work on Australia’s largest fencing project?
Bridging the divide with exclusion fencing
Bridging the divide with exclusion fencing
Bulloo Rural Services is a unique program aimed at bridging the divide between Council and landholders around wild dog management.
Best practice wild dog management
Best practice wild dog management
A concerted effort to refurbish 150km of exclusion fencing combined with a consistent wild dog baiting program has enabled the nation’s largest sheep station to turn the corner in profitability.
Hunting licence course now available online
Hunting licence course now available online
The NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has made it easier for hunters with the launch of the new Restricted Game Hunting Licence (R-Licence) Accreditation Course.
Over $800k to extend national feral animal coordinators
Over $800k to extend national feral animal coordinators
Minister for Agriculture and Northern Australia David Littleproud and Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley said landscape-scale, coordinated action is critical to manage the scourge of pest animals.
CBA provides assistance for customers affected by WA bushfires
CBA provides assistance for customers affected by WA bushfires
Commonwealth Bank is providing Emergency Assistance to customers and businesses impacted by the current bushfires across Western Australia’s South-West, Great Southern and Wheatbelt regions.
Using science to determine wild dog control efforts
Using science to determine wild dog control efforts
Wild dogs and feral pigs fitted with GPS tracking devices are revealing how they use the landscape in far western NSW.
Australian made conservation fencing Secret Rocks Eyre SA
Australian made conservation fencing Secret Rocks Eyre SA
Waratah and Ecological Horizons director Dr John Read worked together to build an Australian Made 14km exclusion fence to keep feral cats, foxes, rabbits, goats and kangaroos out of the Mallee refuge.
Wire & steel fence posts economic backbone for Qld
Wire & steel fence posts economic backbone for Qld
Wire and steel fence posts are proving to be the economic backbone for Central Western Queensland, creating employment and manufacturing opportunities, and stabilising population decline.
Flood-affected farmers urged to apply for grants of up to $50k
Flood-affected farmers urged to apply for grants of up to $50k
National Farmers Federation Chief Executive Tony Mahar said the announcement of new jointly-funded federal and state Government grants to help agriculture rebuild after November’s flood events was good news for farmers.
