Sally Gall

Terrick Terrick Station at Blackall is the new home for 8000 Georgina Gold and Ultrablack females and 5500 organically certified calves from Lake Nash on the Barkly Tablelands.

A light show like nothing else in the world has opened for public viewing in Longreach today, shining a light on the century-old history of the airline that Queensland gave the world.

Townsville-based freelance photojournalist Fiona Lake has been acknowledged as one of the best in the world in the field of agricultural photography.

Although western Queensland is renowned for its dark night skies, plenty of stargazers out west are getting ready to help set a world record in measuring light pollution on Sunday night.

A concerted two-week campaign for certainty for boarding students shut out of their schools looks to have been successful.

A century-long association by the Hart family with Blackall district properties Thornleigh and Moorlands is coming to an end, with the announcement this week that the AAM Investment Group is seeking a further $50m to $80m of capital to add the purchase of the two properties to its acquisition of Terrick Terrick.

News this week that the Australian Livestock Markets Association had relaxed its restrictions around vendors being able to attend saleyards and selling centres has been blasted by Blackall-Tambo mayor Andrew Martin.

Farm Household Allowance will shortly be more accessible to more primary producers thanks to changes recently passed by the federal government.

Rural Aid co-founders Charles and Tracy Alder have parted ways with the charity.

The Better Internet for Rural Regional and Remote Australia group is keen to see education and health once again given priority treatment as the future of the Mobile Black Spot telecommunications program is being reviewed.