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Mary River proves Australia's most degraded catchments can be restored (opens the original)
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In the 1990s, the Mary River Catchment was considered one of Australia's most degraded catchments. Decades of work by the community has helped the environment, reef and endangered species. More effort and investment is needed for the good work to continue. In the 1980s, Peter and Elke Watson stood out when, instead of cutting down trees, they started planting thousands of them on their land beside south-east Queensland's degraded Mary River. People were puzzled when they fenced cattle off erosio
Kenilworth Dairies offers lifeline to Queensland dairy farm facing closure (opens the original)
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Kenilworth Dairies has stepped up to bottle the Rozynski family's milk. The future of the 80-year-old dairy farm will depend on public support. The milk bottled direct from the Rozynski's farm should be on the shelves within weeks. A Queensland family that feared 80 years of dairying would end after a contract was not renewed has been offered a last-minute lifeline. Kenilworth Dairies owner John Cochrane will buy and bottle some of the 10,500 litres of milk that the Rozynskis produce daily, unde
New pest insect breaches biosecurity and destroys berry crops (opens the original)
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Frankliniella intonsa flower thrips are an international horticulture pest and were first officially identified in Australia in April. It is not known how it breached biosecurity to enter the country. Strawberry growers are working with insect breeders to control the pest with predatory insects but a host of other crops are also at risk. A destructive pest insect, detected in Australia for the first time, is destroying millions of dollars' worth of berry crops and could increase food prices. Sou
Industry condemns labour hire company that misled inspectors on farm (opens the original)
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A former Queensland labour hire company and its manager have been fined a total of $180,288. A judge heard they provided false and misleading documents to a Fair Work inspector on a Glass House Mountains strawberry farm in 2023. The court has given them 30 days to pay. The Queensland Strawberry Growers Association president has condemned the operators of a former labour hire provider for deliberately falsifying documents and breaching workplace laws. On August 13, the Federal Circuit and Family
After 80 years of dairying, no-one wants this farm's milk (opens the original)
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A devastated Queensland dairy farmer fears he will be forced to cull his prized herd of 600 Brown Swiss cows if he can't find a processor to buy his milk. Earlier this year Jason Rozynski's family celebrated 80 years of dairying on their home farm but now fear it could be their last. Independent processor Maleny Dairies informed Mr Rozynski in June his contract to supply milk would not be renewed. "On Friday, we'll be four weeks from not having anywhere to send our milk," Mr Rozynski said. Malen
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