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Today you're going to hear why politicians debating a rail safety bill means so much to Mid West pastoralist Lara Jensen.

Frost events in the last week have damaged some canola grown in parts of Western Australia's grain growing areas.

We're off to two rodeos today. Australia's biggest was held at Mt Iza yesterday and Roebourne hosted its second event on Saturday.

A couple of novel new strawberries are now being grown commercially in Australia.

WA's Agriculture Minister says an advisory group made up of wildlife experts will be created to inform the state's response to bird flu.

A growing demand for camel meat for pet food is helping to manage feral numbers on pastoral properties.

A 500 kilogram gold bar worth $100 million is the star attraction at this year's Diggers and Dealers mining conference.

A biofuel enterprise in WA's wheatbelt is calling on the state and federal governments to support the development of locally produced renewa...

Australian wine exports have fallen to their lowest level in more than 20 years.

Australia's egg producers are bracing for a bird-flu outbreak after authorities confirmed the deadly virus is now spreading from bird to bir...

The Invasive Species Council is calling on the WA government to cull an elusive herd of feral horses in the state's South West.

Today you'll hear reaction from Western Australian vegetable growers to a Four Corners investigation which found some food and beverages sol...

Murdoch University's vet school says it's extremely disappointed vet students haven't been included in the federal government's expanded lis...

A new 12.5 per cent tariff has been placed on Australian exports to the United States.

The Northern Territory government has set aside 185 hectares in Darwin’s rural area for a possible $40 billion data centre to be powered by...

The Kimberley Pilbara Cattlemen's Association is calling on the state government to urgently allow northern pastoralists to cut hay on their...

The Prime Minister has opened Australia's door to artificial intelligence companies and more data centres to power the growth of AI.

Backlash is growing over a plan to allow more of a so called 'forever chemical' onto berries grown in Australia.

WA could be on track to match or break last season's record grain crop of just over 27 million tonnes.

WA farmer and vice president of the NFF John Hassell says he's concerned about the possible outcomes of a US investigation into lamb imports...