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Executive Chairman of Hancock Prospecting Gina Rinehart has delivered a hard-hitting speech to students, warning that government overreach, record debt, and net zero policies threaten Australia’s future prosperity, while urging students to think and challenge “propaganda”.

Bannister Downs Dairy managing director Sue Daubney has sounded the alarm over the Federal Government’s net zero agenda, warning it could drive the price of milk to more than $7 a litre if rising costs across the supply chain continue unchecked.

Australian premium branded 2GR Wagyu beef, produced by Hancock Agriculture, has claimed the title of the world’s best grain-fed fillet at the World Steak Challenge awards held in London.

Recently retired RSL President Greg Melick has delivered a blistering critique of the country’s preparedness for future conflicts during a Remembrance Day speech at the Australian War Memorial.

One of Australia’s most distinguished ex-soldiers has blindsided Anthony Albanese over defence spending in a blunt ­Remembrance Day warning that the nation was complacent about the growing threats to its security.

Every year, at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, millions of people around the world pause in silence to remember the sacrifices many have made so we can enjoy life today.

We source our supplementary grain feed directly from fellow farmers in Borden, who don’t use GM grain or seed.

2GR Wagyu Beef has cemented its position as one of the world’s leading beef producers after taking out the World’s Best Grain Fed Fillet Award at the World Steak Challenge 2025 Awards night in London on Monday, 10 November 2025.

Australia’s stunning landscapes are being desecrated by ugly wind farms. Blow them up. Tear them down. Never, never replace them.

Wangaratta Mayor Irene Grant fears council resources will be stretched thin as they prepare to manage the rollout of a solar farm development they don’t want.

Farmers across the world are ­demanding a more nuanced approach to tracking and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, saying livestock must stop being a “whipping boy” for global warming.