In South Australia, Riverland families are being reminded to follow strict fruit movement rules as students return to school, following the declaration of two new Queensland fruit fly outbreaks in the region.

Victorian farmers are being urged to make their voices heard as the State Government undertakes a rapid review of Victoria’s firearms laws in the wake of the Bondi tragedy. The review, which commenced earlier this month, is being led by former Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Ken Lay and will examine existing laws, recent changes in New South Wales, and emerging risks such as 3D-printed firearms.

For the third year running, the township of Tanunda is preparing to host a day of world-class cycling action, with the Santos Tour Down Under (TDU) returning to the Barossa on Wednesday, January 21. This year the region will host not one but two events, with a new Women’s One-Day Race around Tanunda immediately following Stage 1 of the men’s TDU.

Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has outlined a Coalition energy approach centered on affordable power, expanded gas supply and technology neutrality, as households face rising electricity prices and cost-of-living pressures.

With harvest and silage operations now at their busiest across Victoria, the Victorian Farmers Federation is urging all road users to exercise patience and caution around slow-moving and oversized agricultural machinery.

The Victorian Government has expanded its drought support package to more than $146.5 million, providing additional assistance to farmers and rural communities facing extended dry conditions.

The community of Eudunda is buzzing with excitement ahead of its much-loved annual show, set to take place this Sunday, November 9, at Eudunda Oval.

South Australian grain growers are cautiously optimistic this spring, with recent rainfall keeping crops alive despite lingering drought pressures. 

With rain and warmer temperatures mixing as the country heads into spring, sheep producers are being urged to keep flystrike prevention front of mind.

The Victorian Farmers Federation and Nurtien Ag Solutions have teamed up to provide Victorian farmers with a dedicated drought support resource as they continue to face record-breaking drought conditions

ABARES has begun conducting its annual farm survey, the data from which will be used to inform responses to challenges such as drought...

The Cattle Australia (CA) Board of Directors has re-elected, for a further 12-month term, Garry Edwards as Chair and Adam Coffey as...

The issue of succession planning for family-owned farms remains a touchy one in many rural and regional communities across Australia....

There are new food safety standards for growers of berries, leafy green vegetables and melons set to come into effect on the 12th of...

Legalising virtual stock fencing in New South Wales is a key recommendation of the Committee on Investment, Industry and Regional...

Elite female Australian Rules footballers report poorer mental health relative to elite male players, especially when their sleep is...

Central Darling Shire Council will return to democratic representation for the first time in over 10 years after legislation passed in...

Rising red meat prices and strong seasonal conditions are driving growth, with agricultural production expected to hit $86 billion this...

Later this month the Central Darling Shire Council Administrator, Bob Stewart, and staff from the Office of Local Government will be...

With pressure mounting on the Mildura Base Hospital to meet new targets set by the Victorian government in its push to save $1 billion...