PM Edition: Victoria to slash large-scale solar targets

Email The sun is setting on larger-scale solar developments, as VicGrid cuts its renewable energy targets. See the latest plans.

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PM Edition Victoria to slash large-scale solar targets The sun is setting on larger-scale solar developments, as VicGrid cuts its renewable energy targets. See the latest plans. READ MORE   Historic Gippsland dairy sold for the first time in 135 years A billionaire horse racing tycoon has snapped up a 449ha dairy farm, owned by one family for five generations, in an off-market deal. See the details. READ MORE   Where to next for step-up milk prices Five dairy processors – both large and small – are stepping up in quick succession. Here’s what to watch for next. READ MORE   Iconic shed celebrates 150 years It’s one of the oldest wool sheds in Australia and while no longer in use, Toganmain Station celebrated its 150th birthday over the weekend. See the pictures. READ MORE   What’s the issue? Golden Rivers more competitive than like-sized leagues Golden Rivers clubs are in survival mode despite evidence showing the league is tracking well compared to similar sized competitions. READ MORE   Western Australia’s winter crop revised after rain Western Australia’s winter crop has increased to 9 million hectare after recent rain, with one farmer saying “the timing was perfect.” READ MORE   ‘Volatile market’ shows value drop Dry weather and lacking confidence has led to a drop in monetary value of beef, sheep and wool, new data shows. READ MORE   How the Bradley family use data to run a productive and profitable business Jenny and Craig Bradley from New Armatree in NSW use advanced data and smart breeding objectives to run their sheep and cropping enterptise. This is how they do it. READ MORE   Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Weekly Times, PO Box 14999 Melbourne, VIC 8001 Australia.