At this time of the year, Ridgehaven travel agent veteran Connie Dziwoki would normally be taking a deep breath as the “mad rush” of the European summer came to a close.

Asian investors moved cautiously Friday on uncertainty about the chances of a fresh US stimulus package as talks for a broader agreement appeared to be back on.

Russell Mawson, Nutrien Ag, said he thought it was one of the dearest sales Euroa had ever experienced. "It's raining grass and raining confidence," Mr Mawson said. "Everybody has got grass, and everybody wants to put something on it" He said buyers came from as far away as Gippsland to …

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As harvest approaches, Australian wheat cash prices have been rising to levels last seen at the start of 2020 and close to peaks in 2015 and 2018. To the start of this week, new season wheat prices had spent most of the previous 10 trading days above $300 per tonne …

Another month and another massive drop in beef exports, according to Department of Agriculture figures released late last week showing just 72,619 tonnes

Almost one in two Australians say state borders should be opened within a month, and two in three say they should be open by Christmas, new research shows.

Australia owes it to the next generation of taxpayers to generate a faster rate of economic growth to lift their living standards and ensure the debt is manageable, writes John Kehoe.

Qantas has taken aim at Western Australia, saying the state’s hard border stance will lead to economic disaster.

The location is great and the rooms lovely however the bedroom is located next to the front door for most one bedroom suites. The noise from the street and the cafe below is very noisy especially at night and very early in the morning. It is worth paying …