US/China Trade war could limit Australian wool prices – Rural Bank warns of economic uncertainty for farmers as global tariffs shift. [Read More]

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Hunting’s exclusion from ‘best practice’ pig control puts brakes on programs – Data shows hunters removed 1.69M pigs in NSW, yet remain sidelined in policy. [Read More]

Industry puts regulators on notice for pushing up food prices – Farmers say new food safety rules add costs without benefits. Calls for an independent review. [Read More]

1080 a lifeline for threatened animals – Experts say controlling feral cats & foxes is key to saving Australia’s endangered species. [Read More]

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A woman was taken to Griffith Police Station after an incident at a take away shop in Griffith

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Emergency services attending Murrumbidgee River Road incident

Griffith council has been experiencing a spate of thefts.

The first meeting for Griffith for the year is calling for submissions.

Motorists will experience minor delays as the major two year project begins.

If you or anyone you know needs the services of Services Australia, they will be in town Wednesday.

Farmers celebrate a victory as the government scraps the proposed tax. National Farmers' Federation President David Jochinke praises the decision, highlighting the united front of farmers and stakeholders in opposing the "deeply flawed and unfair" tax. He emphasizes farmers' existing contributions to biosecurity and looks forward to collaborating on future policies that protect against pests and diseases without burdening farmers with additional costs.

Despite wartime disruptions, Ukrainian agricultural exports are rebounding. This story explores the resilience of Ukraine's agricultural sector and how it's adapting to the challenges of war, demonstrating that "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger."

Help Us Build a Healthy Fishing Future for Women – Connect, learn, and share fishing experiences in the new NSW Women’s Fishing Facebook group! [Join Now]

“This has had a stink to it from the very start” NFF Horticulture Council chair Jolyon Burnett

A tough new product has been launched in the fight against the potentially nationwide spread of the invasive Red Imported Fire Ants (RIFA), while one expert warns that care should be taken to minimise the risk to other species and the environment from all fire ant treatments.

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Neil John Nisbet shares memories of growing up in Hay, playing for the Magpies, and his lifelong love for the community. [Read More]