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LARGE SCALE: Tipperary Station cattle. While the iconic Top End operation now has cotton and lemon trees growing, breeding and backgrounding is still a core business. 

"Our doors could be shut tomorrow on live exports, we have to have something else."

How and why Tipperary Station keeps doing what others say can't be done

Fred Osman married his sweetheart Kyla Dolen at Buchanan Park on Sunday. Photo supplied.

An Isa Rodeo cowboy has married his sweetheart in a red dirt arena ceremony on Sunday, at the 2022 Mount Isa Mines Rodeo.

Cowboy marries sweetheart at Mount Isa Mines Rodeo

Gabby Moffat, Pittsworth, Sarah Bateman, Miles, James Lawson, Noonga, and Henry Sinnamon, Jackson.

It was a great night full of fun and laughs where everyone was dressed to the nines and partied the night away to the tunes of Russell Dewhurst.

Locals enjoy a lively evening at the Noonga Black Tie Affair

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New arrival: A seal has made its way to a Simpson dairy farm, more than 30 minutes away from the nearest beach. Picture: Karli McGee

Watch: Seal makes its way across rural Simpson paddock.

Seal shocks Victorian dairy farmers with unexpected arrival

INTAKE: Saputo president and CEO Lino Saputo says managing milk intake is the top priority for its Australian business. 

Saputo has flagged it is looking to streamline its Australian operation in response to lower milk intake.

Saputo flags 'streamlining' of Australian operation

Staying alive: A burrow of the central north burrowing crayfish which live on the Fonterra Spreyton site. Picture: Supplied.

Sustainability is one of the company's core strategies.

Dairy factory home of threatened crayfish species

Wayne Bradshaw, Jefo Australia, owner Shane Paulger, RNA president David Thomas, owners Julia and Sharon Pulger and judge Kevin Smith with the supreme champion dairy cow. Picture: Billy Jupp 

The long-time exhibitors added more silverware to their collection.

Paulger family carries on an Ekka legacy and reigns supreme

Denison, Vic, dairy farmer Ross Anderson (centre) learnt the empowering value of stepping out of his comfort zone in the Australian Rural Leadership Program. He is pictured with former Governor General Sir Peter Cosgrove and ARLF director Margaux Beauchamp.

The Australian Rural Leadership Program provided valuable lessons for dairy farmer Ross Anderson.

Personal wellbeing key to leading others

Beverage business Noumi faces more court drama as a coffee business seeks $25 million in damages for an export supply deal that didn't happen.

Coffee culture's MilkLab in $25m clash with surf culture

New era: Peter Skene says production is ramping up at its new Camperdown factory while closing the old site where fresh milk has been produced.

Three people will be made redundant as part of the closure.

Camperdown factory to close with switch to new products

BIG JOB: Water Minister Tanya Plibersek has a mammoth task ahead of her to deliver the basin plan before the mid-2024 deadline. Photo: Elesa Kurtz

LABOR'S election commitment to deliver the Murray-Darling Basin Plan on time and in full is at a "high or extreme risk" of not being delivered, according to a second report in as many weeks.

Labor basin plan promise at 'extreme risk' after fresh blow

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT: Fonterra Farm Source director Matt Watt says environmental ambitions are good but companies need to demonstrate how they are meeting them. 

Show evidence on sustainability, environmental goals progress, says Fonterra's Matt Watt.

'Walk the walk' on sustainability, says Fonterra executive

SWITCH: Caitlin Martin started out with an interest in the beef industry but now wants to move into dairying.

A south-west Victorian young woman is interested in pursuing a career in dairy farming.