Adam Poulsen

2 months ago | countryman.com.au | Adam Poulsen

Narembeen in WA’s Wheatbelt ranked third ‘centenarian hotspot’ in Australia

2 months ago | countryman.com.au | Adam Poulsen

Live export: Peak farm bodies split over Albanese Government’s sheep ban ‘co-design’ process

2 months ago | countryman.com.au | Adam Poulsen |Olivia Ford |Caitlyn Rintoul

Four trailblazers with roots firmly in agriculture have been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for their services to regional WA. From Merredin to Mukinbudin, from Leonora to Geraldton, each has made an indelible mark on the communities where they have lived and worked. Countryman caught up with the OAM recipients — Michael Ewing, John Hawkins, David Fitzgerald and Kendall Whyte — before Sunday’s Australia Day Honours awards ceremony. Read on to learn about their proudest achievements.

2 months ago | countryman.com.au | Adam Poulsen |Matt McKenzie |Jessica Page |Jake Dietsch

Financial scandal rocks Pastoralists and Graziers Association of WA as State and Federal elections loom

2 months ago | countryman.com.au | Adam Poulsen

The Pastoralists and Graziers Association is “far from dead”, president Tony Seabrook has declared, after the powerful lobby group went into voluntary suspension citing serious internal “financial misconduct”. The PGA told members it had “hit the pause button” early on Friday, with staff stood down, membership fees frozen, and an investigation launched.