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Ruby Winton, Morven, with Amelia Madsen, Poppy Mcpherson, Amelia Coates and Poppy Buchan, all from Brisbane.

See who was snapped at the 2022 Roma rugby races.

Faces from the 2022 Roma rugby races

Top selling dog Diamantina Wiggles with event organiser Paul Wroe, Middlemount, vendor Steve Elliott of Diamantina Performance Dogs, Winton. Pictures: Ben Harden

The event attracted one of it's biggest crowds to date.

Top price doubled at Ag-Grow working dog sale

Scott Todd and his wife Alison at home at Brigalow Downs, south of Bollon.

Bollon grazier Scott Todd was killed in the freak accident in Thargomindah.

Driver charged following crash that killed popular Bollon grazier

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Levitt Robinson special counsel Brett Imlay.

Levitt Robinson has been waiting until harvest finished so farmers could quantify how bad the losses from the herbicide were.

Herbicide class action gains momentum

CBH Group chief executive officer Ben Macnamara (left), Kerman Contracting managing director Chris Kerman, Federal Member for Brand Madeleine King, CBH chairman Simon Stead and CBH head of fertiliser David Pritchard celebrated the co-operative officially breaking ground on its own fertiliser storage facility last week.

The 70,000 square metre development is set to include the construction of about 55,000 tonnes of granular fertiliser storage in a new warehouse and 32,000t of liquid fertiliser storage in two 16,000t tanks.

CBH starts construction of fertiliser storage facility in Western Australia

CBH head of chartering Pia Rosenkranz (left), chief marketing and trading officer Jason Craig, director Helen Woodhams and barley trading manager Drew Robertson at the loading of the Edwine Oldendorff on Friday.

CBH partnered with leading dry bulk operator Oldendorff Carriers to ship 30,000 tonnes of sustainably certified malting barley to Vietnam aboard a vessel which will be bunkered with a biofuel blend, supplied by BP.

CBH takes another stride on sustainability with biofuel

CBH chief marketing and trading officer Jason Craig

CBH leads Australia-first biofuel trial on sustainable barley shipment