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Green Shirts protest outside Furner’s Brisbane office

Green Shirts protest outside Furner’s Brisbane office

Farmers and fishers have protested the Palaszczuk government’s poor treatment of Queensland’s primary industries.

Omaroo asking $1.825 million

Omaroo asking $1.825 million

Pittsworth property Omaroo has been listed at $1.825 million after being put to auction by Ray White Rural.

Claremont makes $2.65m

Claremont makes $2.65m

Glen Innes property Claremont has sold at auction for for $2.65 million.

Looking back on 2018

Looking back on 2018

We want to see your awesome pics from 2018.

Omaroo asking $1.825 million

Omaroo asking $1.825 million

Pittsworth property Omaroo has been listed at $1.825 million after being put to auction by Ray White Rural.

Done deal: Water Ministers complete Murray Darling Basin Plan

Done deal: Water Ministers complete Murray Darling Basin Plan

Niall Blair calls for MDBA to relocated to offices across the Basin

Riverslea passed in for $6m

Riverslea passed in for $6m

Surat property Riverslea has been passed in for $6 million at a Ray White Rural auction in Brisbane today.

Industry push to save ag colleges gathers momentum

Industry push to save ag colleges gathers momentum

AgForce met with the Agriculture Minister on Friday afternoon.

Katherine family enjoys mango mania on Bondi

Katherine family enjoys mango mania on Bondi

Australians descended on North Bondi on the first weekend of summer for a true celebration of the nation’s favourite fruit: mangoes!

Done deal: Water Ministers complete Murray Darling Basin Plan

Done deal: Water Ministers complete Murray Darling Basin Plan

Niall Blair calls for MDBA to relocated to offices across the Basin

Looking back on 2018

Looking back on 2018

We want to see your awesome pics from 2018.

Industry push to save ag colleges gathers momentum

Industry push to save ag colleges gathers momentum

AgForce met with the Agriculture Minister on Friday afternoon.

Claremont makes $2.65m

Claremont makes $2.65m

Glen Innes property Claremont has sold at auction for for $2.65 million.

Katherine family enjoys mango mania on Bondi

Katherine family enjoys mango mania on Bondi

Australians descended on North Bondi on the first weekend of summer for a true celebration of the nation’s favourite fruit: mangoes!

Fassifern passed in for $850,000 | Video

Fassifern passed in for $850,000 | Video

Kalbar district property Fassifern was passed in for $850,000 at a Ray White Rural auction in Brisbane today.

Weather: What’s to come | Maps

Weather: What’s to come | Maps

Severe Tropical cyclone Owen is located over the Gulf of Carpentaria, and is expected to continue to move generally eastwards.

Riverslea passed in for $6m

Riverslea passed in for $6m

Surat property Riverslea has been passed in for $6 million at a Ray White Rural auction in Brisbane today.

Agribusiness

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China looks to Aussie genetics to breed meat super sheep

China looks to Aussie genetics to breed meat super sheep

Veterinary group, Apiam, is taking its artificial breeding expertise to north western China in a joint venture.

Fuel prices fail to drop in line with crude

Fuel prices fail to drop in line with crude

Retail fuel prices have failed to fall in line with the drop in international crude oil values over the past two months.

Aussie avocados hit Japan

Aussie avocados hit Japan

Australian avocados are the latest premium fresh fruit product to be exported to Japan.

Sugar code to stay

Sugar code to stay

The Sugar Code of Conduct will remain in place following a government review.

Politics

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North makes a stand in Canberra

North makes a stand in Canberra

A collective voice repeating the message – develop the north – will be sounding around Canberra on Monday and Tuesday as mayors from Queensland’s north west undertake a campaign around Parliament House.

Premier refuses KAP call to stand down

Premier refuses KAP call to stand down

Labor speaker Curtis Pitt referred Ms Palaszczuk to the ethics committee on Friday.

Regional migration can work, if done well

Regional migration can work, if done well

There are solutions, and as always they involve money.

Regional and remote airport security boost

Regional and remote airport security boost

Security staff at regional and remote airports across Australia will be given specialist training to detect and disrupt terrorist threats.

Premier cleared of political extortion claims made by KAP

Premier cleared of political extortion claims made by KAP

Robbie Katter has lost the political brawl between Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.

Property

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Omaroo asking $1.825 million

Omaroo asking $1.825 million

Pittsworth property Omaroo has been listed at $1.825 million after being put to auction by Ray White Rural.

Claremont makes $2.65m

Claremont makes $2.65m

Glen Innes property Claremont has sold at auction for for $2.65 million.

Riverslea passed in for $6m

Riverslea passed in for $6m

Surat property Riverslea has been passed in for $6 million at a Ray White Rural auction in Brisbane today.

Fassifern passed in for $850,000 | Video

Fassifern passed in for $850,000 | Video

Kalbar district property Fassifern was passed in for $850,000 at a Ray White Rural auction in Brisbane today.

Life & Style

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Looking back on 2018

Looking back on 2018

We want to see your awesome pics from 2018.

How do you get tickets to an intimate Keith Urban live show in Tamworth?

How do you get tickets to an intimate Keith Urban live show in Tamworth?

Tickets go on sale at 10am and all sales will go directly to Rural Aid.

Curtain sings a Speak Up message

Curtain sings a Speak Up message

Tom Curtain is bringing his Speak Up Tour to Queensland in December.

Dustin takes on the best in Las Vegas

Dustin takes on the best in Las Vegas

Duaringa’s Dustin Roots last month became the first junior bull rider from Australia to compete in the PBR world championship in Las Vegas.

Clermont cowboy bucking for PBR title

Clermont cowboy bucking for PBR title

Clermont’s ‘Mr Consistency’ in the bull-riding world, 20-year-old Aaron Kleier, is set for the rides of his life this weekend, at the PBR grand finals.

Outback green thumb launches guide to bush gardening

Outback green thumb launches guide to bush gardening

It covers everything from seed collection to gardening through drought.

Food heroes at Clermont lunch

Food heroes at Clermont lunch

Pork belly from Baralaba, ancient grain flour from Clermont, cream from Mackay and red table grapes from Emerald – they were just four of a range of ingredients showcased at a memorable lunch at Clermont on Wednesday.

Events

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All the photos from the MLA dinner at Red Meat 2018

All the photos from the MLA dinner at Red Meat 2018

Click here for photos from the dinner marking 20 years of MLA at the Red Meat Conference 2018

Doing our bit at home

Doing our bit at home

The New England Soldiers' Club, a place for all members of the Australian Imperial Expeditionary Forces, camped at Armidale Showground in 1916.

Why should we remember the Great War?

Why should we remember the Great War?

I do think the war was a tragedy, even aside from the suffering and death it imposed.

Armistice Centenary: We can never forget

Armistice Centenary: We can never forget

Dungog is one Australian community that sent away its young men to war a century ago.

Melbourne Cup 2018: an average punter’s guide

Melbourne Cup 2018: an average punter’s guide

He's no racing guru, but Matt Findlay's got tips to throw around like he's the Backstreet Boys’ hairdresser in the mid-1990s.

Readers reveal family stories of WWI

Readers reveal family stories of WWI

Fairfax Media put out a call-out for family stories telling the memories of their loved ones from World War One.

Cloncurry’s gift to the world turns 30

Cloncurry’s gift to the world turns 30

Cloncurry's national monument to the life-saving Royal Flying Doctor Service and the community foresight that built it was celebrated on Thursday evening.