NASA satellite footage shows just how much damage the widespread flooding has caused parts of Australia, with the deluge doubling the size of Victoria.
Alexandra Feiam
Farmers have laid bare how the Albanese Government’s plan to ban live sheep exports by May 2028 makes them feel and the worry they hold for the future.
Cally Dupe
Painted hay bales, bold signage, spray-paint and even a plastic sheep on a surfboard — those taking part got crafty and creative to spread their message during the Keep the Sheep rally.
Staff Reporter
Business and Australian farmers are deeply disappointed about Donald Trump’s 10 per cent tariffs on Australian exports, warning six billion American hamburgers will be more expensive.
Katina Curtis
The chief of billionaire Gina Rinehart’s massive agriculture empire has likened Australia’s ‘whinging and moaning’ over US President Donald Trump’s tariffs to that of a petulant child.
Cheyanne Enciso
A three-month reprieve will allow gun owners time to comply with the new Firearms Act, with the exception of rapid release action firearms which have now been banned.
Cally Dupe and Jessica Page
Australian agriculture has been left underwhelmed with Labor’s Federal Budget, but industry leaders hope more cash will be splashed during the Federal election campaign.
WA’s road toll is at its highest in nearly a decade, with two drivers killed in separate Wheatbelt crashes at the weekend and the number of people that have died on the State’s roads now at 50 this year.
A Wheatbelt council is offering $20,000 to whoever buys the town’s only butcher shop as the current owners step back from the award-winning business.
Hannah Whitehead
WA’s oldest dairy, Brownes, has reported a lift in full-year profit and revenue in what boss Natalie Sarich-Dayton says was fuelled by the brand’s positive reception in the UK and South-East Asia.
Keep the Sheep protesters made themselves heard as Anthony Albanese rolled into WA this week.
Cally Dupe and Matthew Paddick
Anthony Albanese faced a barrage of questions on Tuesday about why he had been unable to secure a phone call with US President Donald Trump ahead of an expected fresh round of punishing US tariffs.
Nicola Smith and Katina Curtis
Curtin MP Kate Chaney has finally confirmed on-record that she would support legislation to repeal the Federal Government’s live export ban if it was put to a vote.
WA’s only youth cattle camp returns to Brunswick for its 20th year running, giving up-and-coming cowpokes looking to enter the industry a chance to hit the field.
Craig Duncan
Keep the Sheep signs on Riverside Drive and Tonkin Highway been targeted by vandals, with pro-live export paraphernalia sliced through the middle and others ripped down entirely.
Anthony Albanese has jetted into Perth ahead of his first campaign appearance in WA on the back of a wave of improved polls, showing Labor improving its chances of a second term.
Nicola Smith and Dylan Caporn
A three-month ceasefire has been confirmed as the Premier and police insist safety — not punishment — will be the primary objective when new gun laws come into effect today.
Jessica Page
Anonymous donations are boosting a WA teal candidate’s campaign, despite her website promising ‘greater transparency and accountability’, it can be revealed.
A truck driver has been killed after he crashed into a tree, while another driver has been taken to hospital.
Dylan Caporn
Authorities in several states are warning flooding could isolate some residents for weeks with hundreds of roads cut off and thousands of livestock at risk.
Callum Godde, Farid Farid and Aaron Bunch
Support programs designed to help female business founders to break into the agrifood-tech sector are opening doors for entrepreneurs.
Maeve Bannister
Laws to make price gouging at supermarkets will go before parliament by “the end of the year” if Labor is elected, its campaign spokesman has declared.
Clareese Packer, Jessica Wang, Nathan Schmidt
WA sheep farmers have been urged to sharpen their swords for the ‘biggest fight the sheep industry has ever seen’.
It sent an almighty message but the Keep the Sheep rally on March 28 also provided a mighty good chance for farmers, truck drivers and those involved in agriculture to catch up.
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