Big funding injection, ambitious deadline for Australian 'first' project to decarbonise cotton growing
With the NSW government chipping in $36 million, the project at Moree aims to produce green hydrogen, renewable ammonia and solar power to lower fertiliser and fuel emissions by displacing 1.4 million litres of imported diesel.
Andrew Forrest's FMG, Pilbara traditional owners return to court over $500 million compensation battle
With Fortescue and Pilbara native title holders unable to agree on compensation for "economic and cultural loss" caused by mining, the Federal Court will begin hearing evidence in Roebourne today.
Will your Sunday roast really be carbon neutral by 2030?
The red meat industry concedes it could fall short of its ambitious target, but insists it still has seven years and a solid plan to get there.
Fire ants winning battle against eradication due to 'bureaucratic delays', environment group says
The Invasive Species Council says delays to the rollout of funding may be "catastrophic" for fire ant eradication efforts, based on its analysis of leaked government documents.
Real estate boom for 'vibrant, buzzing' little South Burnett town
A small town in the centre of Queensland's South Burnett wine region is enjoying an economic revival and tranquil lifestyle for residents.
This impressive 500kg sculpture of a rodeo rider is made from discarded horseshoes
An art trail in outback Queensland is showcasing the work of local talent and includes the sculpture of a full-scale metal saddle bronc rider made from recycled horseshoes.
Leading chef calls on Aussies to buy locally grown olives as a 'fresher and better' option
Chef Mark Best says Australian table olives offer better quality for consumers, truth in labelling and help reduce the impact of food miles on the environment.
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Perth drinking water concerns could trigger Alcoa environmental review
Alcoa could have its current plans to mine assessed by WA's environmental watchdog for the first time in history, following drinking water concerns.
Gregory quit accounting in France to work in a WA gold mine — and the industry needs more like him
A worsening labour shortage and the world's growing need for critical metals are set to take centre stage this week, as mining industry representatives descend on Kalgoorlie-Boulder for the annual Diggers and Dealers conference.
These rest rooms were not just a toilet but a social hub for women. Now they may get a heritage listing
This space opened 95 years ago to provide a clean and hygienic place for women to nurse their babies and relax while their husbands were at the pub. Now open to all, this is still a favourite hangout of many.
Pilbara lithium processor pitches green fuel for pilot plant
A Pilbara miner is trying to harness renewable energy to reduce carbon emissions from the very lithium it produces for products such as electric vehicle batteries.
Nothing to snort about as surge in bull calf ratios stuns Angus breeders
An Angus stud in northern New South Wales has a growing boys' club on its hands, as the bull calf ratio far outweighs the heifers. But what's behind the gender imbalance?
The price of rice is skyrocketing, and it's pushing millions more people towards starvation
The Indian rice export ban, the war in Ukraine and El Niño are combining to create a "doom loop" for the world's poorest people, as staple food prices soar.
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Leading chef calls on Aussies to buy locally grown olives as a 'fresher and better' option
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'We just take the good with the bad': Farmers and rural communities optimistic as dry El Niño weather looms
Queensland farmer "Sno" Harm has seen many El Niño weather patterns in his 50 years of growing cotton. He says he "can't really prepare" for the next drought and remains hopeful for rain.
How to brew the perfect cup of tea
While Melbourne might be considered the coffee capital of the world, there's still a lot of debate about how to make the perfect cup of tea.
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Olive oil prices tipped to rise thanks to poor season and European heatwave
Domestic olive oil yields have been on the conservative side this year, which could result in a further rise to the current record prices for consumers.
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