Recent proposed regulatory changes affecting home gardeners and small producers have been another example of regulators getting lost in the weeds.

The 8th Heritage and Bullock Festival will once again showcase skills old and new related to rural life and give a welcome economic boost to the historic midlands town of Oatlands on August 8 and 9.

Connorville stockman excels with his working dogs

An "annus horribilis" is how one Tasmanian olive producer described the 2026 harvest.

Three young Tasmanians have returned from the 41st South Australia Junior Heifer Expo with a wealth of experience and some great results.

A presentation by Dr Jillian Kelly at Red Meat Updates today advised farmers to observe their livestock when a storm front approaches.

A new safety report has revealed 53 lives were lost and a further 182 people were seriously injured on Australian farms in 2025, bringing the nation’s farm death toll to 427 lives since 2019 – an average of more than one person every week for seven consecutive years.

With Victoria discovering it's first case of H5N1 bird flu, Tasmania is likely next site

Launceston agricultural properties are being rated as commercial properties by Council, triggering a big jump in payments.

Lindsay White and Peter Hazell have submitted letters to the editor to the Tasmanian Country on the FPA and landclearing regulations.