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Shear luck: Taradale shearing contractor John Conlan feeds his suffolk lamb, Polly, with the help of kimby, his Border Collie. Read more.

Shear luck: Taradale shearing contractor John Conlan feeds his suffolk lamb, Polly, with the help of kimby, his Border Collie. Read more.

Nixon blasts commission

Christine Nixon blasts Bushfire Royal Comission.

CHRISTINE Nixon has launched an attack on the Black Saturday royal commission, describing its questioning of her as "brutal".

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Horse dies from Hendra in Mullumbimby

Another horse dies from Hendra.

A FIFTH horse has died from the Hendra virus in NSW, the state's chief veterinary officer says.

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Trust in beef producers grows: MLA

More people trust beef producers despite the live cattle debate.

PUBLIC trust in Australian beef producers has improved despite exposure of animal cruelty in Indonesia, MLA says.

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Organic farmer to sue for GM contamination

Steve Marsh is suing his neighbour for contaminating his farm with GM canola.

AN ORGANIC farmer from Western Australia is preparing to sue his neighbour for contaminating his farm with GM canola.

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Costs of export cattle crisis

Live cattle export ban has cost jobs.

A CONFIDENTIAL Federal Government study into the impact of the Indonesian live cattle export crisis has revealed it has cost 326 jobs.

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Dollar trades at 110.23 US cents

Dollar opens slightly lower this morning.

THE Australian dollar was weaker this morning trading at 110.23 US cents.

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Permits to move bats despite Hendra fears

Bats.

THE Queensland Government is allowing councils and landholders to evict bat colonies, despite warnings it could spread Hendra virus.

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Charleville's boxing roo put down

Roo that attacked a 94-year-old was put down.

THE boxing kangaroo that attacked a 94-year-old Queensland woman has been put down.

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Stop playing cattle politics: Heffernan

Senate inquiry into live cattle trade.

THE head of a Senate inquiry into the live cattle trade has hit back at the NT Chief Minister Paul Henderson for criticising the investigation.

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Elders to load cattle for Indo: MLA

Exports to begin soon.

MEAT and Livestock Australia says live cattle exports to Indonesia could resume as early as next week.

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Census is serious, not for Jedis

Jedis won't be on this year's  census.

YOU may be a Jedi or even a pastaferian, just don't expect it to be acknowledged in this year's census.

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Joyce tests New England seat

Barnaby Joyce eyes New England seat.

SENATOR Barnaby Joyce has been road testing the rural NSW seat of New England while independent MP Tony Windsor is overseas.

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Casterton Kelpie Muster

Pictures: Large crowds lapped up the atmosphere at the annual Casterton Kelpie Muster.

Hay Sheep Show

Pictures: The 2011 Hay Sheep Show drew record entries from NSW, Victoria and South Australia.

Bulldogs storm home

Pictures: Gisborne Bulldogs snatched a three-point win over Strathfieldsaye Storm in their Round 10 clash.

VFF conference

Pictures: Hundreds of people flocked to the 2011 Victorian Farmers Federation conference at Ballarat.

Coles dubbed 'TesColes'

Coles supermarket

A SUPERMARKET giant adopts Tesco UK's touchy-feely wooing of consumers, writes MIKE CAHILL

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Interest hikes on cards

Interest rates may be on the rise again.

A SURPRISE surge in inflation has revived the chances of an interest rate hike this year.

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Coles sales rise to $31.768b

Coles posts big sales.

WESFARMERS says sales at its Coles supermarket chain rose 6.7 per cent to $31.768 billion in financial 2011.

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Big polluters seek farmland

More farmland will go to plantation timber as polluters seek to gain carbon credits.

BIG polluters are moving to buy farmland for tree plantations to be used as carbon sinks.

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Standards rise for olive oils

Olive oil

AUSTRALIA'S first standard for olive oil aims to provide greater protection from mislabelling and inferior products.

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Strong field for SunRice board

Sunrice's largest B-class shareholder Julian Menegazzo has thrown his hat in as a candidate for a position on the board.

NINE candidates have thrown their hats in the ring for four board positions at NSW rice processor SunRice.

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Dairy action on social media

Dairy farmers are being urged to use the internet to gain a competitive advantage.

SOCIAL media can help market the dairy industry and develop a greater connection with consumers, according to experts.

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Weathering the storm

Grain talk: Dry weather

WEATHER concerns on developing crops in the northern hemisphere continue to support a firm international grain market.

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Library cuts disquieting

Library cuts

FUNDING cuts threaten the fabric of towns across the state, writes CHRISTOPHER BANTICK

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Coles dubbed 'TesColes'

Coles supermarket

A SUPERMARKET giant adopts Tesco UK's touchy-feely wooing of consumers, writes MIKE CAHILL

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Quad safety up to all of us

Quad bike safety

THE death of a young boy in a quad-bike accident in northern NSW on the weekend is one death too many.

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Basin plan biased to SA

Murray Darling plan has come under fire.

THE federal Murray Darling plan is grossly biased, writes PETER HUNT

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