The Covid-19 Disaster
And what should have been done by the WHO and other world health authorities, and will still be profoundly useful. Information compiled by Professor Ian Brighthope. In addition to the recommendations in
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Piecemeal payroll relief annoys industry
Article by David Thomson courtesy of Queensland Country Life Slowly at first, but then with alarming speed your income dries up. Push comes to shove. Loyal staff are laid off. Your plans
Gina’s got the recipe for success
Article courtesy of The West Australian A labour of love for WA mining billionaire Gina Rinehart – an outback cookbook that contains many of her favourite memories of station life and treasured family recipes
Things We Love | Awarded Gourmand World Cookbook Awards 2019
Things We Love | A collection of stories and recipes from the Hancock and Kidman pastoral properties has been recognised with two Gourmand World Cookbook Awards 2019. Best Meat Book in Australia
Big red meat levy payers put forward new industry reform plan
Article by Shan Goodwin courtesy of Queensland Country Life SOME of the country’s largest red meat levy payers have come up with an alternative industry structure to the one put forward last
The ‘sledgehammer tax’: Drought-hit businesses call for payroll tax exemption
Drought and bushfires are hitting the NSW Government’s bottom line and regional businesses are demanding the state start pulling economic levers. (ABC News: Selby Stewart) Article by Ainslie Drewitt-Smith and Kelly Fuller
Rogue cattle operators should ‘get out of the industry’ — Rinehart
Article by Paul Starick courtesy of the Advertiser Billionaire pastoralist Gina Rinehart has condemned animal cruelty and demanded people who mistreat cattle get out of the industry. In a speech to her
The Farmer – The Pearl of Them All
Australia is chock-full of champions And history will keep safe their names We share moments of proud men and women Who have climbed to the top of their game, They provide us
