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Dairy processors accused of flimsy arguments

Processors have been slammed over their international price arguments, with new figures contradicting the factory belt-tightening message.

Support to keep live sheep exports reaches milestone

In just six days, a campaign to keep the live sheep export trade alive has received more signatures than a petition cited by the government in support of banning the trade.

SPC to make cuts this season

Growers have been left with tough decisions in the face of a major canning company’s reduction of supply for the 2025 harvest.

Boarding fees see biggest rise in three years

Parents of boarding students at independent schools in southeast Australia are facing the steepest increase in tuition and boarding fees in three years.

Love for the bush pushes farm girl to digi start-up

Growing up on her family’s Western District farm Emily Edge wouldn’t have guessed her career would take her to Parliament House and back again to run an online travel business.