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Craigie Knowe Vineyard

Craigie Knowe Vineyard at Cranbrook up for sale

Craigie Knowe Estate, the east coast’s oldest vineyard, best known for its Bordeaux-style Cabernet blend, is for sale.

New tool reveals how much you can save

A free, online tool is helping Tasmanians take the guesswork out of home electrification.

Find out how much you can save

Tasmania bucks trend as tractor sales decline nationally

While tractor sales are declining nationwide, Tasmanian machinery dealers are faring slightly better than interstate sellers.

Farm machinery

Wynyard Tulip Festival returns as fields at Table Cape Tulip Farm bloom

After a slow start to the 2026 season the fields are beginning to burst into colour at Table Cape Tulip Farm.

Table Cape Tulp Farm.

Sea Forest signs distribution deal with Teys Australia

Triabunna-based agricultural business Sea Forest has signed a distribution deal with Teys Australia, one of Australia’s biggest beef processors and exporters.

Sea Forest CEO Sam Elsom Clean Grow Lick Block II

Van Dairy's $20 million stamp duty bill for Woolnorth overturned

The owner of Woolnorth has had a $20 million stamp duty bill overturned.

Xianfeng Lu at Woolnorth Dairy

Roger River Dolomite

Farm Business Resilience Program enters phase 2

A program that provides business coaching, specialist advice, and peer-to-peer learning to farmers is entering its second phase.

Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture Director Mike Rose

Tasman House kicked out of its base at Nubeena

The Tasman Community House has been kicked out of its state government-owned premises at Nubeena because the building it operated from was deemed unsafe.

Tasman House

Fishing - More tagged trout released into Great Lake

Tasmanian trout anglers have another chance to land a $25,000 prize after the Inland Fisheries Service released two more tagged rainbow trout into Great Lake.

New Norfolk Licensed Anglers Association members Adrian Slater and his son Jayden with their winning catches from last weekend’s Derwent River competition.

Bell Bay Aluminium

Please Sir, I Want Some More

It's time to end the "Tasmanian Handshake", according to Brad Stansfield.

A salmon pen

Tassal to inject salmon with antibiotics at Great Taylors Bay

Tassal will inject fish in its salmon farm pens at Great Taylors Bay with antibiotics after they become infected with Piscirickettsia salmonis.

Agricultural Contractors of Tasmania donate $2000 to Royal Flying Doctor Service Tasmania

A shared commitment to keeping rural Tasmanians healthy and connected has brought together two organisations with deep roots in regional communities.

Agricultural Contractors of Tasmania Inc members Daniel French, Ivan French, Roger Fish, Glen McInnes, Phillip Boyd and president Peter Campbell present RFDS Tasmania CEO Nicole Henty with a cheque for $2000.