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The Wieambilla property where two police officers and a civilian were killed has been listed for sale.

Wieambilla shooting home up for sale

The Queensland Police Union has expressed surprise at the listing, and said negotiations to buy the property were still under way.

  • Dominique Tassell

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Kate Halfpenny down at the coast.

Five years ago I left my life behind for a beach dream. Here’s my verdict

Not having the Moving Somewhere Else fantasy is possibly illegal in Australia right now. There are tons of things I wish we’d known before we upended our lives, not least about the passionfruit.

  • Kate Halfpenny
Poppy Green cuddling a newborn lamb on the family’s Benalla farm.

‘It’s beautiful, sweet’: Rain settles the dust and brings hope to drought-weary farmers

The Greens’ farm in northern Victoria was barren and lifeless last month. Now rain has brought the first flush of clover so sweet, it’s tempting to taste it.

  • Benjamin Preiss
Bari Sulejman

‘Maggots in the fruit’: Orchards under attack as pest prevention funds shrink

Councils in the food bowl are calling for urgent reinstatement of government funding to protect some of Victoria’s most fertile orchards from fruit fly.

  • Benjamin Preiss
Zali Jestrimski at Wooleen Station with dingoes Eulalia and Steven.

Community in shock after WA’s beloved ‘dingo tour’ pair shot dead

The heartbroken handler of dingoes Eulalia and Steve has taken to social media to express grief over their loss.

  • Claire Ottaviano and Holly Thompson
Avian influenza has been detected at a second egg farm in the Hawkesbury area.

Bird flu hits another farm near Sydney

Avian influenza has been found at a second egg farm in the Hawkesbury district.

  • Ben Cubby
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When the storms come, pull your hat low and set your horse free

No storm suggested doom for these two. They were preppers, but they were optimists, too.

  • Tony Wright
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A light gallop

The horses for courses approach to navigation.

Zali Jestrimski at Wooleen Station with dingoes Eulalia and Steven.

Branching out: West Australian cattle station launches ‘dingo tours’

When a Victorian sanctuary asked these two West Australian farmers for help, they knew they were right for the job. But there was a challenging road ahead.

  • Emma Young
Victorian potato farmer Tony Toohey fears being short-changed by the Western Renewables Link project, which will cut across his property.

Farmers get multimillion-dollar offers for hosting power lines, but some still rail against ‘blight’

Victorian landowners are concerned they will be short-changed by compensation payments for an electricity transmission project that will connect renewable energy to the grid.

  • Benjamin Preiss