Australia regional carrier Rex Airlines is scrapping its Whyalla to Adelaide regional flights after a row with the local authority. The feud erupted after the council said it is now passing on the cost of security checks to all airlines at Whyalla Airport. Rex says it is a ‘devious and underhanded’ move. Rex said it … [Read more…]
Primary producers in the City of Greater Shepparton can apply for concessional loans of up to $250,000 following the event on March 23. The assistance has been offered by the federal and state governments through the Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements. The concessional loans will support eligible primary producers to re-establish operations, restore and/or replace … [Read more…]
THIS week’s property review includes a wrap up of recently completed sales and details on interesting recent listings across the country. $30m for NSW sustainable grazing platform Sydney family buys Southern Tablelands grazing block $30m for NSW sustainable grazing platform A SOUTHERN New South Wales family farming business with existing sheep and … [Read more…]
Primary producers in the City of Greater Shepparton can apply for concessional loans of up to $250,000 following the event on March 23. The assistance has been offered by the federal and state governments through the Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements. The concessional loans will support eligible primary producers to re-establish operations, restore and/or replace … [Read more…]
“The T-AGOS contract is a clear acknowledgment of Austal’s capabilities in steel naval shipbuilding,” Mr Gregg said. Austal’s shares jumped 27 per cent in early trading on Friday, rising 43¢ to trade at $2.03 per share, their highest prices since January. Austal was one of two bidders for the contract, which includes an option to … [Read more…]
Share Tweet Share Share Email Photo credit: Nick Astanei THE BIGGEST, THE BADDEST, THE FATTEST, THE LOUDEST. THE ORIGINAL. Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival, happening from the 14th to the 16th of July, has today announced its full BBQ line-up, starring fire cooking from 11 countries from around the globe. Today’s announcement comes off the back … [Read more…]
A move into town from a remote farming community prompted Potter and Wilson’s clients to add a new structure to a half-acre site on the southern edge of Armidale, complementing the farmhouse that had occupied the property since the end of the nineteenth century. Suburbia creeps in from the north-west, but Nurrangi – as the … [Read more…]
The Bridge Hotel on the corner of Auburn and Goldsmith Streets, Goulburn became the Rural Bank of NSW in 1937. Photo: John Thistleton. Goulburn’s pubs today have their flashing poker machines and endless televised sport but not the high-profile publicans like the McInnes brothers who ran hotels during the turn of the 19th and 20th … [Read more…]
ADF firing point-bunker, erected for training purposes. Lake Hart. Woomera Prohibited Area. May 2022. (Image: John Rodsted) Far more transparency is required about which ‘important public policy objectives’ Defence wants to subvert to its needs. Part two of a two-part series. Read part one. The Defence Department wants to exempt itself from some state and … [Read more…]
Headlining on Channel 7 this Friday, Better Homes and Gardens brings you an assortment of home improvement, cooking, gardening, and lifestyle content designed to inspire and inform. Joh and Pete, kick off the program with an inside tour of the architectural marvel known as Ravine House. Perched next to the ocean and defying gravity atop … [Read more…]