THE ‘rinse and repeat’ scenario played out as expected for the Australian wool market this week with the better types slightly dearer, the poorer spec wools slightly cheaper and crossbreds and cardings helping to offset the slight decrease in the broader lower yielding merino wools.

AFTER a very busy weaner sale season, last week we reverted back to monthly store cattle sales at Powranna where agents yarded 1,657 cattle which were mainly weaners and yearlings.

May 15, 2026. IT HAS been another very steady week for the wool market with the AWEX EMI easing slightly but that was really only the poorer spec wools dragging the indicator down with the better tested wools mostly dearer over the week.

EXHIBITORS at Agfest say the event is a great opportunity for them to connect with customers.

THE current lamb market is in an interesting space with most of the big abattoirs in Victoria, South Australia and NSW having enough lambs booked in for at least two weeks in advance.

Michael Bailey has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Northern Tasmania Development Corporation.

AUSTRALIA’S beef exports are running 36 per cent higher than 12 months ago and processors surge towards filling the China quota of 205,000 tonnes with it being about half full already.

BREAKING: The agri-tourism sector has won an exemption from the State Government's short-stay levy

Flinn Design are redefining what it means to create high-quality stockyards and shearing sheds.