Queensland Country Life
Queensland Country Life is a newspaper that has been serving the Queensland region of Australia since 1935. It specializes in reporting on news related to rural life.
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3 days ago |
queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Kelly Butterworth |Victoria Nugent
John Douglas Norman outside Brisbane District Court, where he faced a sentencing hearing after pleading guilty to multiple fraud charges. Picture by Kelly Butterworth. A former cotton grower from the Toobeah district, west of Goondiwindi, is now behind bars as he awaits sentencing for multiple fraud charges. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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5 days ago |
queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Shan Goodwin
The 2025 South Burnett rural ambassador winner Kristen Corfield and Showgirl Carly Jaenke. Picture Willow and Pine Studios. South Burnett Showgirl sub chamber winner Carly Jaenke, 27, may work in the city but her heart is definitely in the country. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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5 days ago |
queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Shan Goodwin
Processor cow prices are headed up as United States' cattle shortages ramp up. Processor cow prices are on the rise again as the shortage of trim for hamburger manufacturing in the United States becomes more severe. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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1 week ago |
queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Ben Harden
Dawson Valley cotton grower Greg Hutchinson. Picture supplied by Michelle HutchinsonProducers in central Queensland's Dawson Valley region are pushing back against renewed interest in the Nathan Dam project near Taroom, calling recent efforts by southern councils to revive the scheme a "distraction" that threatens local agriculture investment. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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1 week ago |
queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Shan Goodwin
Central Queensland consultant Matthew Noakes, Progressive Livestock Marketing, with a line of good quality Brahman heifers sold at CQLX in Gracemere this month. Supplied by the Salmond family's Lestree Downs at Clermont, the heifers topped at 352c/kg. Picture Shan Goodwin. Growth in Queensland's cattle herd is clearly on the agenda for producers over the next year, which will mean more beef for Australia to sell well into 2026 and 2027. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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