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Chinese dairy company sells two Gippsland farms - Geelong …
WEBChinese dairy company sells two Gippsland farms. A pair of Gippsland farms, spanning 240 hectares in total, have returned to Australian ownership, after they were sold by a Chinese company for ...
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The pregnant pause affecting rural mothers in Victoria’s south west
WEBAugust 15, 2024 - 3:58PM. The Weekly Times. A temporary pause on maternal services at a south west Victorian hospital has sent shockwaves through communities, with many expectant mothers worried ...
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WEBThe state of Australia’s dairy industry. An average farm with 200 cattle will lose more than $146,000 if no step-ups are announced this season, as farmers say they are “working for nothing ...
How rural Emily Edge launched a digital start up - weeklytimesnow
WEBAugust 14, 2024 - 5:00AM. The Weekly Times. Emily Edge on her family’s Casterton property. Casterton’s Emily Edge went from Western District farm kid, to working in the nation’s capital for ...