Hero chopper pilots save NQ families
If it wasn’t for bush helicopter pilots, people would be left cut-off and isolated on stations across North Queensland’s flooded inland.
If it wasn’t for bush helicopter pilots, people would be left cut-off and isolated on stations across North Queensland’s flooded inland.
The history-making flood in the state’s north-west will leave more than an estimated 300,000 cattle dead and landholders destitute.
Queensland shires inundated by devastating floods that have caused widespread losses will get $1 million each.
Struggling Queensland farmers have received another devastating blow to their livelihood with floodwaters wreaking havoc on crops and livestock, with one farmer revealing he lost 70 per cent of his herd. WARNING: Distressing pictures.
IT’S been a topsy turvey season for the Fisher family.
A PERFECT start to the season for Charlton grower Rick Lang had turned to bitter disappointment.
VETCH hay has been the bright spot in the Kane family’s cropping operation at Barraport.
HOPES for a thriving harvest withered for Western District growers after the season’s strong start.
HARVEST is a mixed bag in the Mallee, with some areas so bad farmers will barely harvest a crop.
WHEN a farmer strips a 120ha paddock and only gets a truckload of grain, things can look a little grim.
SOUTHEAST Australia is on track for a spring which some farmers fear could be the worst in half a century.
THE whole of western Victoria is now officially in the red, Bureau of Meteorology’s latest drought statement says.
HAY yields are tipped to be below average in much of Victoria this season as dry conditions bite into fodder stocks.
A LONG dry spell has increased the risk of grass fires in northern and western Victoria, the CFA warns.
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