Tasmania's William Dudfield excells at national dairy judge competition

New animal welfare regulations are now in effect, providing an updated set of standards for the industry.

Beekeepers have welcomed a reduction in red tape, with the state government’s apiary licensing reform condensing multiple licences into one.

Lamb marking time at the Pedley farm, Lochhaven at Selbourne, is typical of many small farm operations - it’s a case of everyone chips in.

Calamari Squid are preparing to spawn and the North coast fishing zone which includes all waters north of Cape Grim and Cape Naturaliste will be closed to fishing from the 1st of September to the 31st of October 2025.

Farmers are resorting to burning and burying thousands of tonnes of silage wrap and hay netting due to a lack of disposal or recycling options.

Triabunna's Elphinstone Engineering’s founder, Graeme Elphinstone, has been inducted into the Shell Rimula National Road Transport Wall of Fame.

Australian apple growers can now export to Canada without requiring fumigation or cold treatment.

Tasmania's rural sector is a jewel of our state’s economy, too often overlooked by politicians and policymakers.

White-collar workers at Hydro Tasmania will join their Communications, Electrical and Plumbing Union (CEPU) counterparts in taking industrial action.