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SOLD: Tarramia on Lake Mulwala and Bland Creek
The Bourchier family has bought the McPherson family's renowned Tarramia estate on Lake Mulwala for more than $10 million.Nundle digs in for fight
Another community prepares to fight a huge wind farm development - on economic, social and environmental grounds.Barnaby Joyce and Vikki Campion welcome baby boy
Barnaby Joyce's partner Vikki Campion has given birth to their son.Balranald gets ‘biggest solar farm in southern hemisphere’
Lightning strikes twice for solar farms at BalranaldRaising the bar on beef
Australia's first modular, on-farm slaughterhouse with product approved for public sale, is likely to open doors by September, promising to supply best butchers with ethically produced primals.
Farm safety critical: survivor tells
Farm safety was forefront of people's minds at a farm near Springside this morning.Cudgen plateau opposition to hospital
Opposition is growing to a proposed hospital development on prime red soil farm land at Cudgen which threatens agriculture in the Tweed Valley.Speculation of Indian ban on Australian pulse imports ‘unproven’
GRAIN Producers Australia has moved to clarify speculation as 'unproven' that the Indian market is set to impose a total ban on pulse imports from Australia.Farming the ASX
THE Australian stockmarket's agri-food sector is small, but it hosts stocks that are involved in country's food exports, particularly into Asia.Using flowering plants to protect Australian veggie crops from pests
Graham Centre research is investigating if vegetation management like preserving native bushland on farms, helps farmers by boosting beneficial insects and spiders to check pest build-up
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