Amelia Bernasconi
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Planning decision to extend life of mega coal mine saves 1,500 jobs (opens the original)
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The IPC has approved plans that will allow Hunter Valley Operations to continue operating its coal mine near Singleton until 2045. The mine was due to close in December this year, putting an estimated 1,500 jobs at risk. Conditions imposed by the IPC mean the mine operators will have to take steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, maximise the use of renewable energy and purchase additional carbon offsets. An estimated 1,500 jobs have been saved after the NSW Independent Planning Commission (I
Winx's $10m daughter starts breeding career, champion mare foals again (opens the original)
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Champion racemare Winx has welcomed her third live foal this week, a filly by shuttle stallion Too Darn Hot. Meanwhile, her first live foal, Quinceanera, has visited stallion Super Seth to begin her breeding career. If she gets in foal, the $10-million mare will be due next spring. The record-breaking $10 million daughter of champion racemare Winx will begin her breeding career this season, after it was announced earlier this year that she would not see a racetrack. It comes as Winx welcomed her
Australia's most expensive bull could attract $1m in semen sales (opens the original)
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The NSW bull that sold for a record-breaking price this month is tipped to rake in more than $1 million in semen sales. ABS Australia has secured the exclusive marketing rights and is fielding global interest. Semen collection is underway, and experts say bulls like Wyatt will help raise the already strong Australian beef industry. You might expect a prize bull to be in a lush paddock surrounded by cows, but Australia's most expensive bull will be spreading his seed another way. Angus bull Milla
'Supermodel' bull sells for $420k, smashing Australian record (opens the original)
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A bull bred in Central West NSW has become the most expensive beef animal ever sold in Australia. Millah Murrah Wyatt W50 was named in honour of the breeder's late father. The bull's semen will be collected and there has already been global interest in the genetics. An Angus bull from New South Wales has become the most expensive beef animal ever traded in Australia, selling for $420,000 at a Central West bull sale. Wyatt W50 was just the fourth lot to sell at Millah Murrah's annual sale near Ba
'List of doom' outlines birds facing extinction if deadly flu spreads (opens the original)
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Australia is bracing for severe reductions to some bird and mammal populations, and there are fears some will not survive if they contract bird flu. Federal government analysis has ranked the threat level of more than 2,000 native birds and animals. Vaccines are being trialled, but the environment minister says they are not feasible in wild bird populations. Several seabird species could be wiped out if bird flu continues to spread, according to a review of Australian animals' vulnerability to t
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