Opinion
End excesses of MIS past
MANY farmers would argue the thousands of naive lawyers, miners and small business owners who poured money into managed investment schemes deserve little sympathy.
North goes quiet on cattle
MARKET uncertainty and today's higher transport costs appear to have wiped out the "grass fever" bidding once evident from northern buyers.
Time to dial M for Mother
THE women of rural Australia have clearly rejected the business model delivering telecommunications services in this country.
Peter Cundall: potato tips
POTATOES planted in spring may be still flowering furiously, but earlier-planted crops are already coming to full maturity.
North goes quiet on cattle
MARKET uncertainty and today's higher transport costs appear to have wiped out the "grass fever" bidding once evident from northern buyers.
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