Rural

Members of the Morrison shearing team were treated to silver service on the weekend, by the Murray family, of Trilby Station. Tom Murray, son of Trilby owners Gary and Liz, flew into Hay in his Cessna 210 Centurion to collect the shearing team and transport them to the vast station,

Familiar names head up an innovative push to incorporate biofertiliser, biocontrol and biostimulant products for agricultural purposes. Ben Barlow, former owner of “Ulonga”, on the One Tree plain, is now the Managing Director of New Edge Microbials, and with a 20-year history of success behind the business, NEM now holds

“We’re feeling pretty helpless” By Krista Schade La Nina is set to end in February, according to the senior meteorologist at the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM), after a record-breaking October in many parts of the eastern states. The BoM’s Jonothon How said Hay and Ivanhoe were among the

By Krista Schade A visit to the village of Booligal last week is a lesson in calm resilience, as townspeople and landholders alike resolutely go about their business, as the Lachlan River continues to rise around them. One home in the village has water above floor level, but in true

According to a recently released study by the Australian Pig Doggers and Hunters Association (APDHA), recreational hunters could be removing more than 11,000 feral pigs weekly from the agricultural and natural environment across NSW. The 'Keeping Count' report suggested as many as 600,000 pigs annually are

Locally bred Avenpart Wildfire (pictured), at 12 weeks old, is jet setting across the globe, landing in Los Angeles, USA to meet her devoted new owners, and then off to Virginia. Wildfire’s owners already have a bitch from Avenpart that they cherish, by the name of Mirage. Mirage is