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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

Record 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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Marisse Kinnon was on hand to give her husband Richard a relieved hug as transport operators began backing the Pride of the Murray down the driveway to the Outback Pioneers' Thomson River tourist site. Pictures: Sally Gall

Richard Kinnon says he'd rather make Australia's history come alive than create it but the 2300km journey of his newest tourist attraction for Longreach has given western Queensland a modern legend.

The Pride of the Murray now Thomson River treasure

Michael Greenep taking part in the 25km run, dealing with slippery gibber stones and clay soil. Picture: Vanessa Bond

Wading across the flooded Diamantina River in your underwear so you can run in the Simpson Desert - that's just one of the examples of the lengths people went to, to take part in Australia's most remote ultra trail run this year.

Stripping down to run in the desert in the rain

Anecdotal reports suggest an escalation in wedge-tailed eagle numbers in parts of western Queensland. Picture: Simon Cherriman

Rabbit calicivirus, a biocontrol used to suppress wild rabbit populations, is possibly impacting graziers in western Queensland in a way they didn't expect, by increasing wedge-tailed eagle populations.

Wedge-tailed eagle numbers - soaring or not?

Regenerative agriculture pioneer Charlie Massy OAM, centre, with Philip and Adele Hughes at the information day in Dulacca. Picture: Sally Gall

Connecting the next generation with agriculture, getting kids to roll round in the dirt to soak up biomes, and thinking of soil as a community rather than a commodity were some of the messages circulating Dulacca's town hall last Friday.

Massy generates massive interest in regen ag at Dulacca

Australia's second emergency call number, 112, can only be dialed on a mobile phone, but it won't work if you have no mobile coverage, as it can't access the satellite network.

The truth about dialling 112

Ben and Liza Cameron, Western Game Processing, with Maranoa MP David Littleproud at Saturday's announcement. Pictures supplied.

A Longreach wild game processing business would be able to double its capacity and boost employment numbers if the Coalition government was re-elected in May.

Coalition commits to wild game expansion in Longreach

Canada's Katie Spencer looking glamorous on the track at Birdsville. Picture: Max Agency

A week before the history-making April race meeting in Birdsville, Katie Spencer was at home in Canada and had never been to horse races before.

From Canada to Birdsville and a fashion surprise

Winners are grinners: Birdsville Cup winner Echo Point with Toni Austin representing her husband, trainer Todd Austin, jockey Brook Richardson, and part owners Will and Marcelle Chandler, Barcaldine. Picture: Max Agency

The 139th Birdsville Cup is in Barcaldine tonight, after central west Queensland galloper Echo Point went to the lead in the historic event for a commanding win.

Birdsville Cup back in Barcaldine

Mitch Semmens, Nutrien Quilpie, and Terry Ryan, Nutrien Chinchilla, working as barrier attendants, with legendary race starter Larry Lewis.

Fred Brophy's banging his drum, campsites are springing up along the Diamantina River, and the outlandish suits are making an appearance - the Birdsville Races are on again.

Birdsville heats up for the races

Lansdowne's Chris Turnbull inspecting sheep at a show. Picture: Bushshutterman Photography 

The 125-year-old Terrick Merino Stud at Blackall is moving to a stud with a historic legacy just as long as its own.