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Rethinking the carbon farming market lands Carli Davis the NextGen Leader award (opens the original)
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In rethinking the traditional carbon market, 32-year-old Carli Davis was catapulted into recognition at the inaugural Australian Agriculture Awards. At a ceremony in Sydney on Wednesday, September 30, Ms Davis took out the NSW division of Nutrien NextGen Leader, fending off fellow finalists Jack Mayhew, a livestock researcher, and Joanna Treasure, the pioneer of the Connect to Agriculture lamb trial. It was a hotly contested category, with the judges declaring Ms Davis's business acumen and chan
'Effective immediately': Origin Energy shelves its Skye Ridge wind farm, citing costs (opens the original)
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Rising costs have taken the wind out of the proposed Skye Ridge Wind Farm, leaving Origin Energy's Walcha-district project permanently grounded. The energy provider confirmed it had exited the project "effective immediately", citing "the significant increase in the cost of building new wind generation". An Origin spokesperson said the company would instead direct its capital and development resources to the Northern Tablelands Wind Farm development, 18 kilometres northwest of Armidale. "Origin r
Rural vets, farmers to benefit: telehealth legislated for phone-to-field care (opens the original)
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After decades of legislative stagnancy, the Veterinary Services Bill 2026 has thrown a lifeline to the state's exhausted, overstretched veterinarians. With a bill before state parliament, the new legislation will replace the Veterinary Practice Act 2003, long accused of being "outdated". With a focus on legislating telehealth and mobile services, as well as official recognition of veterinary nurses, the new bill has been described as "the most significant reform of this legislation in more than
From rock bottom to saving lives: winner Shanna sparks bush revolution (opens the original)
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From her own lived battle with alcohol addiction to Australian of the Year recognition, sobriety advocate Shanna Whan AM found herself once again in lights at the inaugural Australian Agriculture Awards. Taking out the Toyota-sponsored NSW category of Wellbeing and Safety, Ms Whan wowed the judges with her grassroots not-for-profit charity Sober in the Country, which started as a personal quest to raise awareness of alcohol harm, and has since evolved into a rural movement. The charity's catch c
Rural vets, farmers to benefit: telehealth legislated for phone-to-field care (opens the original)
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After decades of legislative stagnancy, the Veterinary Services Bill 2026 has thrown a lifeline to the state's exhausted, overstretched veterinarians. With a bill before state parliament, the new legislation will replace the Veterinary Practice Act 2003, long accused of being "outdated". With a focus on legislating telehealth and mobile services, as well as official recognition of veterinary nurses, the new bill has been described as "the most significant reform of this legislation in more than
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