Victorian Farmers Federation president Brett Hosking resigns amid rumours he is seeking political pre-selection.
Farmers celebrate as parched paddocks drenched
A big downpour across much of drought-affected Victoria puts smiles on farmers' faces.
Meat exporter facing $800k weekly losses over Middle East shutdown
A meat exporter among those caught in the fallout of the US-Israeli bombing of Iran says his business will have to freeze hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of produce.
'They basically stole the word': Farmers fight to reclaim 'milk'
Australian dairy farmers say the plant-based drinks industry has "stolen" the word milk, and they are pointing to a recent court ruling as an opportunity to claim it back.
Farmers urged to prioritise safety after four deaths in two months
The recent death of a respected Victorian dairy farmer has prompted fresh warnings about workplace dangers in the agricultural sector.
Deadline looms for farmers refusing transmission line work on properties
Landholders opposed to VNI West have been given 30 days to allow environmental assessments before authorised officers can enter by force.
National vineyard register welcomed by struggling wine industry
Grape growers have endured a tough few years and there are hopes that a national database will help to improve the industry's fortunes.
Why farmers are sick of being called 'resilient' and why it's causing real harm
Farmers and mental health experts say it is time to stop calling farmers "resilient", with concerns it is making it harder for people to ask for, or be offered, help.
Farmers return to Qld dairy industry after decades of dramatic decline
After a period of turmoil, the number of dairy farms in Queensland has stabilised, and the industry is starting to rebuild.
Health alert over theft of 1,700 'toxic' poppy plants from Victorian farm
About 1,700 poppy plants grown for the pharmaceutical industry have been stolen from a regional property north-west of Melbourne, prompting a warning from the state health department.
Australian farmers weigh up pros and cons of looming EU trade deal
Australia is on the cusp of signing a landmark free trade deal with the EU, but will it come at a cost?
Grape growers want to rezone land for housing to exit industry in crisis
The wine grape industry in South Australia's Riverland continues to face unprecedented levels of uncertainty, as growers look to exit the industry and turn their land into residential housing.
New home for old machines as collector bids goodbye to lifelong passion
As the last man standing, 78-year-old cattleman Mervyn has parted with his collection of tractors and utes, pledging his estate to charity.
SA government offers low-interest drought loans to farmers
The SA government has stepped in with an "unprecedented" offer of direct low-interest loans to farmers hit hard by years of drought.
Farmers estimate $20m in livestock killed in Victorian fires
The fires wiped out swathes of farmland and killed tens of thousands of livestock.
Darwin Port deal 'true test' for Albanese as farmers fear more tariff pain
Industry groups that suffered three years of damaging Chinese trade tariffs on products including barley are appealing to the federal government to exercise careful diplomacy to defuse tensions with China over the ownership of Darwin Port.
Truckies drive 1,700km to deliver hay amid WA's deepening drought
Volunteer truck drivers and farmers rally to deliver tonnes of hay, providing relief for livestock and pastoralists in a remote part of Western Australia quietly struggling with drought.
'Heartbroken' farm workers chase $260,000 in unpaid wages
According to court documents, at least 20 workers are owed money for the work they did in late 2023 on Corrigan's Farm in south-east Melbourne, which experts say is part of a bigger problem that sees tens of millions in missing cash disappear into the black economy.
In vet care deserts, an hour can be the difference between life and death
More than 250,000 people do not have ready access to a vet in Australia, and according to the industry, it is not completely down to a shortage. It is also a distribution issue, which is putting biosecurity at risk.
Farmer considers selling up because of red tape on hosting campers
A Scenic Rim farmer says the costs of getting a council permit to host campers are so high he may have to sell his property.
French farmer works the same Australian land his father did 30 years ago
When 22-year-old Tanguy Bodiguel's friends said they were travelling to Australia, he left them in Sydney to work on a farm with sentimental value.