WA sheep farmers could see the greatest benefit nationally from New Zealand flock decline thanks to basic laws of supply and demand.
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WA livestock industry buoyed by NZ flock decline, as prices are set to rise
GRDC and partners invest $11m into CSIRO mouse management research
Mouse activity, and threat it presents to Australian grain growers, will be tackled by CSIRO with an $11 million joint investment from the Grains Research & Development Corporation and partners.
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Albany Cycle Club hosts inaugural Gravel Gauntlet with Vince Bascombe riding fastest on 23km course
The Albany Cycle Club hosted their inaugural running of the Gravel Gauntlet on Saturday, with 12 riders lining up to tackle the 23km gravel track
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West Coast Eagles training notes: Liam Ryan, Jamie Cripps, Campbell Chesser and more
Plenty of eyes were on the likes of Liam Ryan, Jamie Cripps and Campbell Chesser at Eagles training ahead of the club’s trip to Bunbury. Here’s what caught our eye on the track on Thursday.
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Perth councils told not to treat ratepayers’ money as ‘personal expense accounts’ after Auditor-General probe
Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley says she expects councils to follow recommendations from the Auditor-General on how to use ratepayers’ money.
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Dramatic arrest of Karratha woman gathers more than 200,000 views on Facebook
Footage of a dramatic arrest in Karratha last week has gathered more than 240,000 views on Facebook with police revealing it was the second time they had been called to the property that day.
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Swans coach turns to former club foe in hour of need
Sydney coach Dean Cox has been dealt a difficult hand in his first year at the helm, but has found an easy source of advice and familiar voice at the AFL club.
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Kiss goodbye to doubts about safety of betting on Reds
History suggests the Queensland Reds don't stand a chance in Christchurch, but coach Les Kiss has seen evidence to suggest they can upset the Crusaders.
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Aguia phosphate outshines imports in Brazilian crop trials
Trials of Aguia Resources’ Brazilian phosphate have delivered crop yields on par with premium imports at a fraction of the cost, offering a homegrown solution to South America’s fertiliser needs.
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‘She’s great’: more charges mulled against taboo author
A Christian charity executive accused of disseminating and producing child abuse material over her fictional novel Daddy's Little Toy may face more charges.
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