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Search the latest national livestock and clearing sales.

Find rural properties for sale across Australia.

Nils Hay with partner, Pippin Holmes at the Mingenew Races.

Nils Hay is excited about new role at Mid West Development Commission.

Career journey sets up Mid West adventure

Broome livestock veterinarian and bull semen analyst Tracy Sullivan.

WA beef exporters cautious after foot and mouth disease outbreaks.

Foot and mouth outbreak would be a worry

Shayne Smith checks out the driver's seat where he will be spending plenty of time in the next few weeks.

Replacement tractor arrives just in time for 2022 seeding program.

"Obviously it's a good day when you see it come in the driveway."

With the $20,000 top-priced bull Balamara Rare Gem Stone (by Wulfs Zane), at the National Limousin Show & Sale last week at Holbrook, New South Wales, were preparer Stuart Hobbs, Hobbs Livestock, Balamara stud principal Michael Mamo, Benger and auctioneer Peter Godbolt, Nutrien Ag Solutions, stud stock. The bull was purchased by Aruma Limousins, Korunye, South Australia.

Balamara Rare Gem Stone makes $20,000 at New South Wales' show

WA bull comes out tops at stud's show debut

Up on the Monaro, the small town of Berridale has witnessed a whopping 183 per cent rise in the median price of houses in the past five years. Picture: Henley Property.

House prices all around regional Australia are booming, not just on the coast - check out our state by state list.

Towns where house prices have doubled in just five years

The WA-based live sheep export industry is under serious threat if the ALP wins the Federal Election on Saturday, May 21.

Voters told late of ALP's live export stance.

COMMENT: Live export industry deserves better

The Nullarbor Muster is much more than an event where cowboys and girls alike have the opportunity to showcase their bull and horse riding skills. Photograph by Peter Rowling.

Despite past COVID delays, the Nullarbor Muster returned this year with a bang.

Iconic muster draws crowd to the outback

As the owner of Revell Seeds at Dimboola, Victoria, Brian Hedt was a major player in the pasture seed industry. Mr Hedt is pictured with his wife Pam in late 1998 on the day they handed over their business to AWB.

Quarter of a century since end point royalties were introduced.

Major milestone for end point royalties

Nutrien Ag Solution boss backs live export industry for WA.

Nutrien sees long future in live export

Australian Live Exporters' Council chief executive officer Mark Harvey-Sutton.

About 3000 employees in WA alone would be affected by live export ban.

Regional communities will suffer from ban

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