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Opinion: the Ekka is well under way, but not according to the RNA's emails (opens the original)
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I was sitting at my desk, slightly sunburnt and rather windswept from my day at the Ekka when the first insulting email arrived. Titled Saddle Up... Just 2 Days to Go!, it was sent by the organisers of the very event our team was working hard at. It certainly felt like it had started to us. But for those who travel thousands of kilometres within Queensland or across state lines to showcase the best of agriculture, for the school children who travel to compete in led steer competitions, junior ju
Terry Nolan, Nolan Meats: how a 'red cordial kid' turned 37 head into 30,000 (opens the original)
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Standing on a small stage at the Ekka, it was a different Terry Nolan speaking to an engaged crowd than those in the industry may have expected - especially when he pressed play on a short home video of his grandchildren. Reflecting on his own life, career, and business, Mr Nolan was frank about the difficult period he had faced in the lead-up to this year's Royal Queensland Show. Personally, I have had a hectic last 10 months since my brother Tony was diagnosed with terminal cancer, then died o
'It's pretty cool': from students to teachers, the Ekka is more than ribbons (opens the original)
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From the students competing, to teachers who once vied for top honours, the Ekka School Led Steer Paraders Competition was an uplifting affair to start the 2026 royal show. Competing for the first time at the event was The Rockhampton Grammar School boarder Annelise Reynolds, Reynco Grazing, Gin Gin. In her final year of school, Ms Reynolds said she was excited to be competing at the Ekka for the first time in the paraders. After moving to boarding school in year 10, she said she was intending t
'Unfair practices, deforestation': US puts 25pc tariff on Brazilian imports (opens the original)
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The US government has announced a 25 per cent import tariffs on some products from Brazil following an investigation into "unfair trade practices". The move followed a similar announcement in July last year, when President Donald Trump announced a sweeping 50pc tariffs on all Brazilian imports, which was later dropped. US Ambassador Jamieson Greer said a United States Trade Representative (USTR) investigation, which ran for a year, had determined that "certain Brazilian measures related to digit
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