Rambo the rogue ram in WA has been caught after four years on the run! 🐑 A team of farmers captured the sheep and introduced him to a pair of clippers. ab.co/3aLVtwW#WA
How good are these dogs! Jillaroos, jackaroos and their pups undergo specialised TAFE training for future farmers and their work dogs🐶🐶ab.co/3qNcZpX@LucyThack@tafensw
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Australian Community Media staff have been told via email that the company is suspending printing operations in multiple regions. Lay-offs in country newspapers are expected to follow. READ MORE: ab.co/2V7kVF8
Remote communities on cattle stations and in remote communities in the NT are worried about the impact of #coronavirus panic buying on their food supplies. READ MORE: ab.co/2ygoboP
Agriculture and seafood exporters say signs of economic recovery in Asia mean little when they can't get their product on planes. READ MORE: ab.co/2wLn4ge
#Coronavirus is expected to force hundreds of thousands of Australians out of work, and farmers are already being inundated with enquiries from the unemployed. Read more: ab.co/2UpZyOQ
POST-FIRE LOGGING: It will be tragedy piled on tragedy if, after a horror fire season, we don't dismiss the argument that it's either reasonable or practical to deal with our highly flammable bush by just "locking up and leaving it", writes Ross Hampton ab.co/2TeRXRE
Sex, politics, and religion are traditionally avoided in conversation, but in Queensland there's the emergence of 'rain guilt' — where you got some but your neighbours missed out. READ MORE: ab.co/2vQj9Ox