More than 150 local farmers and members of the agricultural community joined Rabobank in Launceston to celebrate the specialist agribusiness bank’s 30th anniversary in Tasmania.

GROUP 6 Metals Limited, the company behind the Dolphin Tungsten Mine at Grassy, has reported another difficult year, recording heavy financial losses but outlining a path to recovery following a major recapitalisation deal.

King Island Airport will soon play host to some of the Royal Australian Air Force’s most impressive aircraft, with Canberra’s RAAF No. 34 VIP Squadron confirming it will conduct flight training to the island in its Falcon 7X “Skycandy” jets.

The Northern Midlands Irrigation Scheme has reached an important construction milestone with a new drop structure successfully installed within the tailrace at the Poatina Power Station.

Many Australian dairy farmers face a challenge that often goes unnoticed until it significantly impacts their bottom line - Milk Fat Depression (MFD).

The federal government has announced an independent review into the Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme (TFES) after a Senate Select Committee inquiry last year highlighted the program’s shortcomings.

Tasmanians living on low-incomes saved more than half a million dollars in predatory loan interest on the purchase of new energy efficient appliances last year, thanks to a long-term partnership between No Interest Loans (NILS) Network and Aurora Energy.

Call Glenda Mountney any time of the day and she’ll probably answer the landline and say “hang on, I’ll just check my biscuits”.

Farmers have been urged by Tasmania’s peak agricultural body not to treat climate change as a “doomsday” scenario in the wake of a federal government report showing the nation’s primary industries and food production sectors are facing significant future challenges.

Landowners affected by the proposed North West Transmission Development (NWTD) have returned to the negotiation table with the recently reinstated Liberal minority government and TasNetworks.