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Major overhaul for Blueprint for the Bush
9/10/2008 | The Blueprint for the Bush is set for an overhaul when the Queensland Government and Blueprint partner AgForce meet to thrash out ways to refine and refocus this planning initiative for rural and regional Queensland.
3/10/2008 | The Bureau of Meteorology has this week opened a new state-of-the-art home in Brisbane.
1/10/2008 | North Queensland Labor MP and State Water Minister Craig Wallace has accused the LNP of having a secret plan to introduce daylight savings to Queensland if elected.  | CommentsComments (3)
XXXX drops preservatives from beer
26/09/2008 | Queensland beer drinkers will soon have one less reason to feel guilty about knocking back a cold one, with XXXX dropping all preservatives and artificial additives from its Gold and Bitter lines.
AgForce conference has future focus
16/09/2008 | Perceptions of rural industry, what’s in the future for agricultural commodities and planning for the future are all up for discussion at the AgForce 2008 State Conference.
Roma women aim health anger at Bligh
4/09/2008 | Women lined the entrance at the inaugural Rural Women's Symposium held in Roma today to protest against possible funding cut backs to the State Governments Queensland Flying Specialists Service.  | CommentsComments (1) | Well-known pilot dies | Roma flying medical services to ...
Horse council welcomes fresh faces
4/09/2008 | The Queensland Horse Council has elected a new board of directors.
Autopsy training hones biosecurity expertise
3/09/2008 | Biosecurity Queensland inspectors have been brushing up on their autopsy skills at a recent field workshop at Clermont, designed to provide additional expertise to the group’s front line operations.
Independent Hendra review launched
2/09/2008 | Primary Industries and Fisheries Minister Tim Mulherin has appointed veterinary epidemiologist, Dr Nigel Perkins, to independently review DPI&F's response in recent Hendra Virus cases.
AgForce outlines strategy to cut mining/farming conflict
2/09/2008 | AgForce says a comprehensive whole-of-government response is urgently needed to address the growing conflict between the booming resources sector and primary industries.  | CommentsComments (4) | Mining bites into productive ... | Carbon partnership to benefit ...
Mining bites into productive farmland
29/08/2008 | The interface between mining and agriculture needs urgent attention, according to AgForce, which is wants to ensure there is fairness and equity in the way landholders are dealt with by explorers and miners, and that sufficient productive agricultural land is available for future food and fibre production.  | CommentsComments (3)
Noogoora burr throws researchers a curve ball
19/08/2008 | CSIRO scientists are hopeful that a rust fungus will help keep Noogoora burr.
8/08/2008 | The average family will need about $250 for a day at the Ekka, a survey of this year's prices has revealed.
7/08/2008 | Dugald Cameron's lifetime of involvement and dedication was recognised at the 2008 Rabobank Queensland Red Meat Awards last night.  | CommentsComments (1) | Fourex flows ahead of Ekka | Rural volunteers champion the ...
Cash lures GPs to Qld bush
18/07/2008 | More doctors are working in rural South-East Queensland than in any other bush region in Australia, new figures reveal.
Big mobs sail out of North Qld
12/07/2008 | There have been plentiful numbers of cattle being sourced from the Peninsula, Gulf and Northern Tropical regions of Queensland for the most recent live export shipment that was loading in Townsville this week, according to Meat and Livestock Australia.
New Hendra Virus outbreak kills two Qld horses
9/07/2008 | Biosecurity Queensland has confirmed three horses from a veterinary practice on the outskirts of Brisbane have tested positive for Hendra Virus, and two of the horses are reportedly now dead.
12,000 cattle yarded at Roma, Qld, but prices still rise
9/07/2008 | Prices sold to a slightly dearer trend at the Roma Store Sale in Queensland yesterday despite a yarding of 12,000 head – the largest so far this year.

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