Almost 200,000 head of cattle were sold at the Dalby Saleyards in 2024 with the yard maintaining its top three placement in Australia. Here’s how you can take a look at the inner workings of the saleyards.
If many families lived with a Kia Carnival for a week, it may well reduce the obsession with dual-cab utes and SUVs.
With a 112kg wild boar which was causing chaos on local farms now permanently mounted on a country Qld pub wall and his animal preservation service in hot demand, this “normal bloke” takes us into the fascinatingly feral world of taxidermy. *Graphic.
There are billions earmarked to be spent, and this Perth-based engineer is among those on the front lines of a defence revolution.
Even if the prudential regulator has pre-empted an investigation into ANZ’s bond trading, it believes the bank’s stumbles point to a broader trend.
There’s only one rule that billionaire investor Howard Marks says is worth following during market selldowns, and it holds true for rallies too.
Patrick Allaway’s radical overhaul delivers another blow to the concept of branch banking. His move is not without risks.
The incoming Perpetual chief executive has form in bringing big lumbering organisations together. Can he also pull them apart?
Despite struggling for recognition in Australia, Genesis produces a brilliant little EV in the GV60
They may not be the biggest names on the ASX but companies like ARB, that was founded by a band of brothers in Melbourne’s suburbs, are seriously delivering for investors.
Steve Johnston has a once-in-a-generation chance to rebuild his insurer from the ground up. He just needs to bring investors along.
After almost two decades supplying cold beers and warm meals to the community of Tara, beloved locals Owen and Tracey Brauer have sold the Commercial Hotel.
Documents submitted to the Bell inquiry raise new questions over just how committed the NSW casino regulator had been in its part around Star’s reform efforts.
An unloved ASX-listed company is struggling as the jobless rate hits its highest level in years, but the bad news appears priced in.
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