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- Aug 29, 2026
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'I've got enough to live on': The 80-year-old giving away his harvest (opens the original)
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A humble pumpkin patch in the Whitsundays is feeding far more than stomachs. Retired canegrower Darcy Emmerson grows the pumpkins in the foothills of a coastal mountain range at Kelsey Creek, 14 kilometres south-west of Proserpine. Twice a week he donates about a tonne of pumpkins to community groups, charities, churches, daycare centres, doctors' surgeries and businesses in Proserpine, Cannonvale and Airlie Beach. Each delivery the 80-year-old makes comes with the expectation of nothing in retu
The bush artisan saving craftmanship one stockwhip at a time (opens the original)
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On a warm winter's day, sunlight spills through the tall timber doorframes of the memorial hall where Bill Webb is gently folding one strand of kangaroo leather over another. Dust dances in the beams of light as five women carefully follow his practised movements, cutting, braiding and conditioning at workstations dotted around the hall. Conversation ebbs and flows as they laugh about husbands, children and the joys found living in rural north Queensland. The room smells faintly of kangaroo hide
Beekeepers urge growers to add pollination services to their business plan (opens the original)
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Australian feral honey bees are in decline due to a varroa mite incursion, which means there are fewer bees pollinating orchards in the horticulture industry. Growers are being urged to lock in pollination services with commercial beekeepers to help boost production yields. Beekeepers say the government needs to support the industry with subsidised varroa mite treatments. The Australian horticulture industry has for generations relied on millions of feral honey bees to pollinate crops. But as va
Citizenship rule takes effect amid spike in Qld gun licence applications (opens the original)
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Queensland firearm licence applications were up 21 per cent in March 2026 compared with the same month last year. Industry says concern over licence restrictions is driving demand, but says there are multiple factors at play. From August 3, non-citizens will not be eligible for a gun licence in Queensland, unless granted an exemption for sport or work. New restrictions on who can own guns in Queensland come into effect today, amid a spike in new applications to register weapons. The latest figur
Farmers seek solution to mounting plastic waste problem (opens the original)
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Rows of black and white plastic weed mats line Jodi and Phill Brown's paddocks where tomato, chilli and capsicum seedlings are getting their best start in life. Hidden underneath, black trickle tape slowly delivers water and fertiliser directly to plant roots, while the blanket above prevents weeds and shields the soil from the north Queensland sun. "We've had a lot of issues with trying to get rid of plastic, a lot of farms have got big piles, you can see them," Ms Brown says. At the end of the
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