Latest News Tasmanian Country Cowboys riding for a cause 03/10/2025 Island Stampede cowboys have called into the Launceston General Hospital Children’s Ward ahead of tonight and tomorrow night’s indoor professional bullride at the Silverdome. 0
Latest News Tasmanian Country State kicks in $200k for mop-top management research 03/10/2025 The Tasmanian Government has announced they will provide $200,000 for a new potato mop management research project. 0
Latest News Tasmanian Country Bothwell butcher proves he's a cut above the rest 03/10/2025 Second year butchery apprentice Oscar Campbell has won the 2025 Tasmanian Retail Butcher Apprentice of the Year Competition following a day-long competition held in Hobart recently. 0
Latest News Tasmanian Country Potato price protest sees tractors take over town 02/10/2025 Hundreds of potato producers rallied at Deloraine today in protest against Simplot’s price offer to spud growers. 0
Latest News Tasmanian Country Sending seaweed overseas sees success for Tasmanian business 01/10/2025 A Marrawah family business has been bestowed the honour of Tasmania’s emerging exporter of the year. 0
Latest News Tasmanian Country Spud grower rally will see tractors converge on Deloraine 01/10/2025 Potato growers from around the state will convoy in tractors, trucks and other machinery to Deloraine tomorrow to protest the reduction in price offered by processor Simplot. 0
Latest News Tasmanian Country Genomic testing in bulls increases dramatically, new research shows 30/09/2025 THE genomic testing of dairy bulls has increased six-fold in the past decade, giving farmers more genetics tailored for the Australian systems than ever before. 0
Latest News Tasmanian Country TasFarmers Matters - Feral deer at tipping point 30/09/2025 There has been much written over the past few years about the out-of-control rabbit populations across the state. 2
Latest News Tasmanian Country Dairy factory workers demand mainland pay parity 29/09/2025 Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU) Tasmania organiser Mick Wickham said it was embarrassing that Fonterra recorded a $1.5 million AUD profit during the last financial year but paid maintenance workers at its Wynyard and Spreyton almost a quarter less than their interstate counterparts. 0
Latest News Northern Courier Preservation Matters - Visionary in the power game 28/09/2025 Askin Morrison was one of Tasmanian’s oldest colonists who perhaps did more than any other man to advance the commercial interests of early Tasmania. 0