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...
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. A dedicated effort by the...
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...
The Bega Saleyard Stakeholder Advisory Group has been formed with the appointment of Matthew Maddern and Grant Robertson as the local industry representatives following an expression of interest process. Mr...
The 2022 Nutrien Classic is on track to be their biggest event since it’s inauguration in 2008, with a record number of entries confirmed for the annual sale. The 22%...
The long-awaited extension to the historic WA State Barrier fence is due to begin next January to create a 660km boundary protecting south-eastern farming properties from the impact of wild...
Charters Towers Regional Council will roll out another round of wild dog and feral pig baiting across the Region. The next round is scheduled to start Tuesday, 19 October 2021...
Landcarers safeguarding the future of Raymond Island’s iconic koalas with vital habitat revegetation have secured over $160,000 of crucial funding from the Landcare Led Bushfire Recovery Grants. With an 8-hectare...
Wellington’s Kennard Park will have a new look when the football season kicks off next year. The most recent Kennard Park renewal project will further support Dubbo Regional Council’s (DRC)...
