One of Australia's largest feral deer species was spotted in SA's Riverland for the first time earlier this month. While its existence is being investigated, the Invasive Species Council says it was likely transported across state lines for hunting purposes.
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Queensland sugar miller aims to reopen next week following cyber attack
Mackay Sugar tells growers it is aiming to restart cane processing early next week, after a cyber attack forced it to stop on Wednesday.
Topic:Cyber Crime
Fri 12 Jun 2026 at 5:47pm
From training in local pool to swimming around Manhattan Island
While training in a small NSW country town, cold-water swimmer Peta Bradley is preparing to tackle one of the world's most demanding open-water challenges, a 45-kilometre circumnavigation of Manhattan Island.
Topic:Swimming
Fri 12 Jun 2026 at 8:47am
$100k payout after theft of iconic Tasmanian wool trophy
The trophy features a sculpture that includes a 24-carat gold merino sheep and a weaving loom made of silver and platinum, with its theft last year captured on CCTV.
Topic:Local Government
Thu 11 Jun 2026 at 2:12pm
Sugarcane industry to plan for future as worries about urban sprawl grow
Sugarcane growers near Cairns say urban expansion is reducing farmland and putting the region's sugar industry at risk.
Topic:Sugar Cane Growing
Wed 10 Jun 2026 at 7:29am
Steaks could soon cost more, but restaurants have other ideas
Red meat is expected to become more expensive starting this month as higher diesel prices have filtered through the supply chain.
Topic:Cost of Living
Wed 10 Jun 2026 at 5:28am
Miner Nathan River Resources collapses owing at least $300m
Iron ore mining company Nathan River Resources has gone into voluntary administration owing at least $300 million in debt, unpaid wages and royalties.
Topic:Iron Ore
Tue 9 Jun 2026 at 5:00pm
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After 70 bags of fruit were stolen in one weekend, farmer closes roadside stall
Mandarin grower Bruce Crain says people's growing dishonesty, including the theft of 70 bags in one weekend, makes it impossible to offer a roadside service.
Topic:Crime
Fri 12 Jun 2026 at 8:01am
Future of iconic wine Wolf Blass unclear amid large brand overhaul
A cloud hangs over the future of the famous Barossa brand as its maker, Treasury Wine Estates, looks to cull more than half of its labels.
Topic:Company News
Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 2:42pm
Heatwaves are becoming so extreme, they're 'breaking the biology' of plants
Record-breaking heatwaves decimated crops in Australia this year and served as a "real wake-up call" for the urgent need to develop more heat-resistant crops and research into food security.
Topic:Agricultural Crops
Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 6:29am
Border Force busts NT multi-million-dollar illicit tobacco operation
Australian Border Force officers have seized hundreds of thousands of illegal cigarettes and vapes worth millions of dollars from a Northern Territory storage facility.
Topic:Police
Wed 3 Jun 2026 at 12:44pm
Dieback disease killing mango trees is spreading in the NT
At a field day in the Northern Territory, mango growers were desperate to learn what could be done to stop the spread of mango twig tip dieback.
Topic:Plant Diseases
Wed 3 Jun 2026 at 6:31am