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Completion of the second review of the dairy industry code has been deferred to late 2026. Picture Shutterstock 

The second review of the dairy industry code is now to be completed by late 2026 instead of late 2023.

Dairy code review moves slowly forward

Samantha Campbell

Dirt n Dust Festival will have contingency plans in place this weekend, but encourages patrons to bring cash. Photo: Sally Gall.

Julia Creek's Telstra service is undergoing works during the towns biggest event of the year.

Dirt n Dust Festival forges ahead despite Telstra outage

Steph Allen

Steele, a Peak Downs mine operator, and Juanita Bosel, a Mackay Base Hospital administrator came across their paddock-to-plate business by chance. Picture: Steph Allen

What started off as an environmentally conscious weed management strategy has turned into a wider Mackay region grass-fed meat business

Bush Lemon farm brings paddock-to-plate to Mackay

Vanessa Binks

Australian Agricultural Company chief executive officer David Harris discussed the company's rich history and contribution to agriculture at the recent Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association conference. Picture by Vanessa Binks 

Australian Agricultural Company reaches 200 year milestone.

Australian Agricultural Company reaches 200 year milestone

Former Bowen Gumlu Growers CEO Ry Collins is the new mayor of the Whitsundays. Picture: Steph Allen

Meet the mayor who has become a shining light for the rural industries across the Whitsundays and how he plans to support producers

The mayor of ag: Ry's plans for Whitsunday horticulture industry

Attendees dressed up to enjoy the racing action. Picture: Renee Backer 

It was a near record event at an annual race day event over the weekend

Mother nature turns it on for annual race event

Ben Harden

Cassowary Coast cattle producer Adrian Azzopardi alongside his son, Jacko, with their Droughtmaster cattle on their property near Kurrimine. Picture supplied by Bay Hill Beef 

As a son of a Malta immigrant who started in the north Queensland agriculture industry as a cane cutter, Adrian Azzopardi is focused on building up his family's sugar and Bay Hill Beef enterprise near Kurrimine.

From cane to beef cattle for Kurrimine producer

Ray and Leah Vella with their children Kurt, Kayla and Beau. Picture: Supplied


Ray Vella has big plans for the 725-strong NCC herd he purchased last month. Find out more about what he has in store for the cohort as well as his future 'exciting' expansions

Vella's plan for NCC herd purchase

Mossman's cane growers could walk away from generations worth of cane experience if the mill's liquidation proceeds.

'We'll just walk away and let the rats and pigs take over': Growers' heartache as mill hangs in the balance

Mossman petition gains support as growers prepare to leave industry

Sally Gall

The Bird Scarer, with Cam Maxwell at the wheel, at work on a property in north west Queensland. Picture: Supplied

A Chinchilla couple make a heartwarming gesture for a grieving Charters Towers family

The 'Bird Scarer' returns to accompany Cam on his final journey

Thousands gather for the Townsville Anzac Dawn Service commemorations at Anzac Park. 

Corporal Justin Kennedy of the Band of the 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment sounds The Last Post as the sun rises over The Strand. 

Veteran Anthony Geldens (front) bows his head during the minute silence. 

Corporal Debra O'Toole of the Band of the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, sings the Australian national anthem. 

The Marsh family of (from left) Ruth, Jarrod, 6, James, 8, and Pamela wait to see their loved one, Dane Marsh of 10FSB march by the in city parade. 

After having the honour of forming part of the catafalque party for a dawn service at Lavarack Barracks Corporal Gary Tennant joined his wife Tracy and 4-month-old son Cameron to watch the city parade. 

Townsville residents line the streets for a view of the parade. 

Townsville resident Kerry Bell made a special sign for all those who served and marched. He said: "The words simply say it all." 

Sara Huddlestone and her son Samuel, 7, await the city Anzac Day parade. 

Jude Kohler looked every part the Aussie to wave by the parade in the arms of his grandfather Gary Morgan. 

Bushy Joyner of the 27th Lighthorse Association, Townsville, leads the city parade with fellow riders Erin McGuffie and Debra Carson. 

A veteran makes his way down The Strand amid the applause of those gathered. 

The Band of the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment. 

RAAF Townsville personnel, accompanied by military working dogs. 

Thousands mark Anzac Day at The Strand 

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