'I'm no redneck' - Joyce
BARNABY Joyce has lashed out at the lack of "informed" debate over foreign investment issues, denying slurs that he's a "redneck".
Duck slaughter reward offered
THE Coalition Against Duck Shooting will offer reward in return for information that leads to a conviction for a waterbird slaughter.
Dollar key to agriculture
THE Federal Government needs to structure policy around bringing down the Aussie dollar.
Libs split on SPC aid
SPC Ardmona workers and Goulburn Valley fruit growers face an anxious Christmas as federal Cabinet squabbles over funding.
Landmark defends changes
LANDMARK has rejected suggestions its livestock division has lost its importance in the restructure of the agribusiness.
It's a sweet gig being Santa
HOW tricky is it to find a Santa in the festive season?
Bumper WA crop
A NEW record has been set for receivals to West Australian bulk handler CBH Group.
Interesting time ahead for dairy
GLOBAL dairy prices are expected to hold at current levels before easing.
Register will help educate
REGIONAL Australians have long had to contend with views and observations of those looking in from the outside.
Paddock Bomb of the Year
17 year-old Kelvin Marquand won this year's Paddock Bomb of the Year with his six wheel paddock bomb beauty.
Elders admits horrible year
BY ITS own admission, 2013 has been a horrible year for agribusiness Elders.
Bega philosophical about WCB bid
CONSOLIDATION of the dairy industry must not come at any cost, according to Bega Cheese boss Barry Irvin.
Ballarat, Dec 20: Prices flatten
THERE was no Christmas rush for cattle at Ballarat, with prices generally lower than recent store sales.
Wangaratta, Dec 20: Price rise
STEER prices picked up at Wangaratta store sale today, but females continued to be tough to sell.
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Du Jardin wins dressage title
THE Grand Hall at the Olympia Horse Show, London was awash with emotion as the final scores came in for the FEI World Cup Dressage Freestyle.
Bendigo Shetland Show fun
IT’S always the gathering of the clans at the annual all Shetland Show at Bendigo each year.
Du Jardin posts winning score
THERE were few surprises at the Olympia Christmas Horse Show in London when the final scores were posted for the Grand Prix competition.
Tatong, Swanpool in footy fight
TWO country football clubs have vowed to pull the pin on next season if their bid to switch leagues fails.
Register helps foreign investment debate
REGIONAL Australians have long had to contend with views and observations of those looking in from the outside.
Chemical tape cut
DRAFT legislation to remove "duplicative and unnecessary red tape" for users of ag and vet chemicals has been introduced.
A thirst for something new
WINEMAKERS at Trentham Estate have struck success with new wine varieties, writes SANDRA GODWIN
The Girl in the Yellow Vest
STRUCTURAL engineer Emily faces the grim reality of her life at a friend's wedding.
Cundall: Thrive to survive
SOME plants are remarkably versatile. They seem to be able to withstand almost everything our weather can throw at them.
Cundall: Best pest solutions
WE NEED to dig deep to rid ourselves of weeds that can choke gardens to death
Jeremy Vincent: Seafood balls
IT'S NOT a good idea to plan to cook with leftover seafood at any time.
2013 ANNUAL
WHILE some suffered a bruising, the stars of 2013 made every post a winner. Read more in The Weekly Times 2013 Annual.
Koala's shear surprise
WAL Dyer, from Digby, had a surprise visitor when he turned up in his shed one Monday morning recently to start shearing.
Paddock Bomb a standout
WE KNOW the Paddock Bomb of the Year competition is over, but here's a late entry from Rob Hulley, from Everton.
Laughing gear: Christmas giggles
IT WAS a romantic full moon and Pedro and Rosita were sitting outside.
Aboard for trip abroad
TODAY we can announce the tour guides for The Weekly Times Travel Club, hand-picked from this newspaper's editorial team.
Hines Farm finds buyer
FINANCIALLY troubled Hines Dairy Farm Ltd in southwest Victoria has been sold.
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