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Politicians under fire for false social media posts about invasive beetle
The Shire of Harvey admits to mistakenly saying it had detected shot-hole borers in its local government area, a species that has killed thousands of trees across Perth.
Photo shows The vascular system of a piece of wood infested by shot hole borer beetlesPardoo Station set to host 10,000-head Wagyu feedlot as marbled beef gains traction in WA's north
A Pilbara cattle station has received shire approval to build a large feedlot as it takes another step towards becoming a major player in the global marbled beef market.
Cattle sector mourns loss of the 'greatest advocate' the industry 'ever had'
Tributes are pouring in for Luke Bowen, the former chief executive of the NT Cattlemen's Association, who steered the sector through the 2011 live export crisis.
Photo shows a man wearing a wide-brimmed hat.Broken leg and all, wagon riders re-create history on Queensland's famed Cobb & Co trail
Nothing was going to stop Col Anderson from realising a long-time dream of taking part in this weekend's centennial re-enactment of the final Cobb & Co mail run — not even the leg she busted on a training run.
Photo shows An old Cobb and Co cart crosses a roadFrom felled trees to church pews, meet the father-daughter duo giving salvaged wood a second life
Doug McGregor and Rachel Hogan have been transforming everything from felled trees to old church pews into handmade homewares in their workshop nestled in the Warby Ranges of north-east Victoria.
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Photo shows An elderly man and middle-aged woman stand in a woodworking shed, holding wooden bowls.'Confected outrage': PM resists calls from WA premier and Nationals to apologise for live export joke
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese rebuffs calls to apologise for making a live export joke to a room full of farmers, after WA Labor Premier Roger Cook said the gag "touched a raw nerve" in his state.
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