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It’s the event that tantalises the tastebuds. And it’s back bigger and better from this weekend.

As WA sheep farmers shape up for the fight of their lives to defend the live sheep export trade, pastoralists across the Kimberley, Northern Territory and Queensland are heading back to the Federal Court to try resolve a long-running dispute.

They say timing is everything in politics. In February, prior to the State election, Premier Roger Cook led the charge to have the Federal Government’s economy-destroying Nature Positive agenda halted so as not to have it undermine his re-election chances.

Tucked away on the fourth floor with sweeping views of the Story Bridge, BOS Brisbane is one of our city’s best-kept dining secrets—not because it’s exclusive, but because it has no street frontage, and if you’re not in the know, you might walk right past without ever realising it’s there

Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart says payroll tax and licence fees should be scrapped to protect small businesses and farmers, as trade tensions rise under President Donald Trump.

Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart says Donald Trump’s tariff agenda should prompt Australian governments to cut taxes for Australian farmers and small businesses.

Energy infrastructure tsar Tony Mahar says green energy developers have a long way to go to meet farmers’ concerns and earn their trust.

Soldier On hosted an event honoring Dr Gina Rinehart AO’s reaffirmation as the Honorary Guardian of Veterans, recognising her ongoing support for Australia’s servicemen and women

The Pastoralists and Graziers Association is “back in business” after creditors approved a rescue of the lobby group, five weeks after it was put into administration amid revelations of “financial misconduct”

Feb 28th, long-serving staff from Australia’s resources, agriculture, and businesses celebrated Executive Chairman Mrs. Gina Rinehart AO’s February birthday and long-serving employees for their decade of service.

Country councils at the forefront of the renewables transition say the very communities being asked to power the nation could be the biggest losers.

Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart combined her belated birthday festivities with a staff windfall.