The Eastern Market Indicator made a tiny but pleasing rise in the final day of wool sales this week.

Volatility in the wool market continued at today's sale with the benchmark Eastern Market Indicator losing 27 cents a kilogram clean.

The National Council of Wool Selling Brokers will celebrate its centenary with a special auction and cocktail party in Melbourne early next year.

The Australian wool market continued on its erratic path last week with the benchmark EMI rising 32 cents to finish at 1543c.

Last week the wool market rose by 30 cents a kilogram.

WoolProducers Australia has raised serious questions about the independence of a committee which has the job of identifying the best candidates for the upcoming AWI board elections.

The wool market yo-yo continues with almost monotonous regularity.

Nearly seven months after thousands of sheep bogged and died in the Blackall-Tambo region, graziers have been given the news that Category C assistance has been extended to them under the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

Crowd funding proved the solution for completing a wild dog fence project in southern Queensland.

There have only been two instances where the EMI has moved more than 100c/kg in a single day, both of which occurred in the last six weeks.