Neave Duff
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A gap year program is matching young staff to farms: but funding has run out (opens the original)
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A program described as being similar to a dating app that pairs producers with prospective staff is at risk of not continuing in 2027. Launched in 2022, AgCAREERSTART (AgCS) assists producers looking for staff by connecting them with young Australians aged 18-25 looking for a 10- to 12-month placement on the host's property. The program aims to expand interest and knowledge of agricultural careers, while alleviating recruitment issues often experienced by producers. Lauren Whittaker chose to giv
Program solving a major issue with rural staffing at risk of being cut (opens the original)
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A program described as being similar to a dating app that pairs producers with prospective staff is at risk of not continuing in 2027. Launched in 2022, AgCAREERSTART (AgCS) assists producers looking for staff by connecting them with young Australians aged 18-25 looking for a 10- to 12-month placement on the host's property. The program aims to expand interest and knowledge of agricultural careers, while alleviating recruitment issues often experienced by producers. Lauren Whittaker chose to giv
Looking for love? It's time to nominate for Bush Bachelor and Bachelorette (opens the original)
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Calling all country singles - the Queensland Country Life Bush Bachelor and Bachelorette competition is returning to the Bell races for 2027, along with some very exciting perks for this year's nominees. For the fourth year running, the dating event will return to the Bell races, to be held on Saturday, January 2, 2027, with last year's much-loved Windsor Pickup Pen also making a reappearance. Last year, the first 100 nominees in the Bush Bachelor and Bachelorette competition received one hour o
When big is definitely better - bullocks hit new record at Roma saleyards (opens the original)
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It was a good day to be turning off bullocks at the Roma saleyards on Tuesday, September 29, with one pen fetching more than $3700 a head to achieve a record price. There were just under 8000 head penned for this week's sale, up from the 5729 yarded last week. A line of bullocks consigned through Watkins and Co, Roma, made what was believed to be a record price per head for bullocks sold through the yards. Offered by Toni Roberts, Wallumbilla, three pens of 26 of the Blonde d'Aquitaine steers ma
Want the most bang for your buck as a property investor? Here's where to buy (opens the original)
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A report from the Ray White Group head of research has revealed the top 20 Australian suburbs based on rental yield, and if you're looking to purchase an investment property, set your sights on regional Queensland. Of the top 20 suburbs, seven are located in regional or remote Queensland - including the top two. According to the report, Aramac boasted the highest median rental yield at 34.3 per cent, followed by Laguna Quays at 23.1pc. Rounding out the regional Queensland entries were Alpha (20.
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