Farmers in north-west Victoria fight to keep a historical livestock saleyard open, despite a council report warning the facility could cost ratepayers millions to operate.
Farmers use genetic technology to matchmake the perfect sheep
Forget farmer wants a wife, it's ram wants a ewe as genetics play an increasing role in Australia's sheep-breeding programs.
Leaked draft of $45m federal aid plan for sheep farmers 'a shemozzle'
Sheep producers have slammed a leaked "confidential" document containing draft plans of the Albanese government's multi-million-dollar support package for farmers affected by the live export ban.
More Aussie sheep meat will be sent to China as trade wars continue
China grants access to more Australian lamb and mutton as it looks for other markets during the trade war with US President Donald Trump.
Nervous wait for surfers as station around famous break for sale
The future of remote WA surfing hotspot "Tombstones" hangs in the balance as locals hope the future buyer of the station connected to it will keep accommodation affordable.
Athleisure wear designer says Aussie wool industry 'worth fighting for'
In Bringo, 370 kilometres north of Perth, Bridgitte Brooks is adding "fashion designer" to her CV under occupational therapist, farmer, and mother of four.
Amid tariff panic, let's remember what Australia exports and who actually buys it
Australia is an exporting powerhouse, but the majority of the goods we sell overseas go to Asia.
Inquiry into live sheep export impact branded a disappointment by farmers
Farmers label the findings of a state government inquiry into the impact of the live sheep export ban on NSW as a disappointment, with just one recommendation delivered.
Historic tuna boat delivers much-needed water to thirsty island sheep
After pioneering tuna fishing in Port Lincoln more than 70 years ago, the Tacoma has just delivered water to a parched sheep farm on an island off the Eyre Peninsula.
Education department reviews school computer block on pro and anti-live export websites
WA students and teachers say the 'Keep the Sheep' advocacy website, as well as the opposing campaign against live exports, could not be accessed from school computers.
Speed shearer has come a long way since early days of blisters and bandages
After her first day shearing, Mikayla Hall's hands were covered in blisters. Three years later she's one of the fastest female shearers in Australia.
Dry dams leave SA farmers deciding to buy water or sell livestock
South Australia's farmers are worried about water supplies for livestock as drought conditions cause dams to dry up across the state.
Foreign buyer snaps up Australia's largest sheep station
The UK-owned Consolidated Pastoral Company has bought the 1-million hectare Rawlinna Station for an undisclosed sum.
27yo woman shears 367 sheep in eight hours to break world record
Alexia Phillips, from New Zealand, breaks the female world record for most merino ewes shorn in eight hours while working in the WA sheep town of Darkan.
Farmers warn WA Labor of polling booth payback over live exports ban
The state's sheep industry says pain inflicted by the federal government's looming ban on live exports will be directed towards the Cook government at the ballot box in March.
Mutton prices 'going bananas' as Aussie red meat in demand
The national mutton indicator and national processor cow indicator both lifted by 10 per cent this week. Here's what happened.
13yo Charlie began shearing at five and can now fleece 150 sheep a day
Charlie Dunn is barely a teen but has already found his passion in life, and has been hard at it for the past eight years.
Sheep mystery as fleecy pair stop peak-hour traffic in Adelaide
After an appeal for public assistance, police say they have identified the owner of two sheep who surprised drivers and stopped traffic at a major intersection in suburban Adelaide.
'World's cutest sheep' capture animal lovers' hearts
Originating in the icy Swiss Alps, Valais blacknose sheep are renowned for their fluffy white coats, dark faces, spiral horns and dog-like personalities.
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Friends step in to help farmers after Grampians fires amid fodder shortage
Farmers in the Grampians were able to save a lot of their animals during the bushfires, but now they are faced with a scarcity of stock feed and plenty of fences to fix.
Mystery surrounds WA paddock-to-plate butcher's U-turn on closure
After a planned closure loomed over the heads of WA's small-scale meat producers for months, the Dardanup Butchering Company this week said it would maintain its "custom kill" service.