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Labor to begin major round of Murray-Darling Basin buybacks
Jason Gregory
The federal government will go to tender for 70 gigalitres of Murray-Darling Basin entitlements in the week of July 15, 2024. Picture by Ray White, Mildura.
Mixed reactions as next step for mandatory eIDs at Wagga saleyards arrives
Jeremy Eager
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Peter Cabot, president of ALPA, believes enforcing mandatory eID tags for sheep and goats will be a time consuming effort next year. Pictures by Jeremy Eager
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Queensland-based company wins Pitch to Paddock at Elders FarmFest 2024
Paula Thompson
Pitch to Paddock judges Elders area manager for south east Queensland Mark McNamee, ACM head of marketing Lupe Prada, winner Carbonaught's Andrew Pedley and Agtech Angel Investor Network founder Sam Almaliki. Picture by Paula Thompson
'You've got to develop a bond with them', says retiring kelpie breeder
Jodie O'Sullivan
Peter Austin pictured here with his kelpies at the Henty Machinery Field Days in 2005; the nationally renowned trainer is winding up his breeding operations and will hold an online sale later this month. Picture Border Mail archives
Wine export program welcomed but no immediate relief for growers
Allan Wilson
Riverina Winegrape Growers marketing board CEO Jeremy Cass. Picture by Allan Wilson
From cells to stands: Shear opportunity to turn troubled teens' lives around
Emily Anderson
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Boys at Riverina Youth Justice Centre learn to shear sheep from TAFE wool teachers. Picture by Les Smith
Better late than never: Riverina's May rain might save thirsty canola crop
Emily Anderson
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Ladysmith farmer Matt Liersch is optimistic May rain will do the trick for crops sown over the last few weeks. Picture by Tom Dennis
Record rained-out Riverina Field Days leaves business spirits dampened
Jeremy Eager
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Maddy Egan, Adele Tropeano and Molly Currey at the Riverina Field Days on Friday. The weather forced organisers to abandon the event on Saturday. Picture by Cai Holroyd
Energy Wars
Thunderbolt wind project wins five-year fight, goes ahead despite protest
Jonathan Hawes
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More than 30 wind turbines are set to dot the landscape near Bendemeer, Kentucky, and Uralla. File picture by Shutterstock
Finally, an inquiry into rural and regional crime gets the green light
The inquiry is inviting public submissions.
Fiona Ferguson
An inquiry into rural and regional crime has finally been given the green light. Picture from file.

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