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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

Nearly 28,000 travellers are expected to cruise the Thomson River this season. Pictures: Sequel PR 

Tourism operators Outback Pioneers will now welcome the equivalent of 14 P&O cruise ships full of passengers this year alone.

Giant paddlewheeler takes maiden cruise around Longreach

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

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EMOTIONAL TOLL: David Vial will have to destroy about 150 hives . Photo: Max Mason-Hubers

Beekeepers have been stung by the news millions of their little friends will be put down, as the government tries to stem the deadly Varroa mite incursion.

Heartbreaking: beekeepers stung by news hundreds of hives will be destroyed

FUNDING OPTIONS: New Agriculture Minister Murray Watt (left) said the government is considering all options. His processor David Littleproud (right) urged Labor to continue developing the strategy the Coalition started.

The former agriculture minister has urged Labor to pick up the ball and run with the biosecurity funding strategy the Coalition was in the process of developing before the election.

Labor urged to pick up Coalition's long-term biosecurity funding strategy

A statewide emergency order has been issued for varroa mite in NSW.

Varroa mite threatens bee industry on eve of almond pollination

POST-ELECTION REFLECTION: New Nationals leader David Littleproud says the party needs to learn and listen to lessons from the election. Photo: Elesa Kurtz

The new Nationals leader conceded the party had to do things differently over the next three years "or we'll get the same result, if not worse".

Nationals need to re-engage with women and young people: Littleproud

In an email, a senior official said a legal challenge was "considered likely" if suggested changes were not made to the proposed flows targets, which would only restrict floodplain harvesting during the "first flush" after a dry period.

Water Minister ignores dept staff floodplain harvest concerns

The nation's competition watchdog has been warned the market imbalance created by the "big dragon" supermarket duopoly will continue to push food prices up and drive family-owned operations out of business.

ACCC warned 'big dragon' duopoly pushing up food prices

"We know within $50 what our power bill is going to be for the month, and that hasn't moved for a couple of years."

How farmers are using renewables as energy prices grow

DIAL MOVERS: Rural independents who made their seats marginal (from left); Caz Heise (Cowper), Alex Dyson (Wannon), Suzie Holt (Groom) and Rob Priestly (Nicholls).

Political pundits have suggested the regions could be on the verge of their own teal wave, after several candidates fell agonisingly short of a miracle victory.

Bush teal wave flagged as rural independents turn seats marginal

NEW ROLE: New Trade Minister Don Farrell has been overseas at the World Trade Organisation conference. Photo: Dion Georgopoulos

The new Trade Minister has flagged free-trade agreements with the European Union and India as top priorities, but the agriculture industry has warned there was substantial work to make the deals desirable.

More work need to make EU and India trade deals look good for ag

Emerald cotton grower, Ross Burnett, with the new Agriculture Minister Murray Watt, during his surprise visit to the farming region on Thursday. Picture: AgForce

Farming courses through the veins of the new Agriculture Minister, Murray Watt.