A lot feeders conference is told it needs to develop ‘social credit’ with consumers as it transitions from supplying a low-cost commodity to high quality beef.
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Wallabies Stephen Moore and George Smith not guaranteed of Queensland Reds starts in 2017 Super Rugby title push
The Queensland Reds will not guarantee Australia captain Stephen Moore and Wallabies great George Smith starting berths in 2017, as they express confidence they have the depth to move from Super Rugby strugglers to title contenders.
Wearable UV-sensitive stickers take guesswork out of knowing when to reapply sunscreen
Could a sticker on your hand be the key to reducing sunburn each summer in Australia?
A Big Country: Oyster gardeners help marine environment
Dr Heather Bray says social licence is built on trust and honesty
Brisbane to get new residential youth mental health facility after controversial Barrett Centre closure
A new adolescent mental health facility will be built at the Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane to replace the Barrett Centre which was controversially shut down in 2014.
Gable Tostee trial: Pathologist testifies about injuries to Warriena Wright after balcony fall
A forensic pathologist details horrific injuries suffered by New Zealand woman Warriena Wright, who fell 14 floors from a Gold Coast high-rise apartment in 2014.
Ipswich golf ball bomb-maker's sentence to stand as appeal dismissed
An appeal against the sentence and conviction of a man found guilty of maiming a teenage boy with a homemade golf ball bomb is dismissed in Queensland’s Supreme Court.
Seven-year-old Brisbane boy buys pony with lemonade stand money
A seven-year-old Queensland boy makes his dream of owning a pony come true by selling lemonade in front of his family’s home for more than three years.