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From paddock problem to global opportunity – Sam Rogers’ journey with GrazeMate: AgriFutures Australia
When Sam Rogers joined the AgriFutures evoke Groundbreakers Program and Startup Alley at evoke 2026, he was already working on a challenge he knew firsthand. Growing up on a cattle property in North Queensland, Sam had experienced the labour pressures facing livestock producers and was building GrazeMate, a startup using autonomous drone technology to help farmers save time, reduce labour requirements and make more informed decisions.
Australia rejects Labor’s failed gun buyback scheme: Canavan
Labor’s proposed national gun buyback scheme has failed its own deadline, with states and territories rejecting to sign up to Labor’s unworkable proposal before laws were meant to be passed by 1 July.
What a weekend!
Carol Lyall. The Hutchison Quarries Allora Frostbite Rodeo was everything we hoped it would be and so much more. Watching families gather around the arena, hearing the cheers as the bulls exploded from the chutes, seeing the horses test every rider, and the barrel horses flying around the drums... it was one of those days that just made you stop and smile. The atmosphere was incredible, and it was so special to see our community come together to enjoy a great day out.
Investment in coal asset locks-in jobs for regional Queenslanders: Last
The Crisafulli Government’s open for business approach and support for the resources industry is delivering for regional Queensland, with Argo’s acquisition of Bowen Coking Coal securing the long-term future of 250 workers at the Burton Coal Mine. Â
Drayton out of Condamine
Drayton will move from the Condamine electorate into the Toowoomba South electorate as a result of the Queensland Redistribution Commission's electoral redistribution, details of which were released on Monday. The move of Drayton into Toowoomba South was supported by the sitting Member for Condamine, Pat Weir.
Butterfly songline takes flight at CIAF 2026
A powerful story of survival, return and cultural renewal will take centre stage at the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) 2026 when Western Gu Gu Yalanji performers present Imbala – The Dance of the Butterfly.
Regional Queensland sold out to shore-up Brisbane votes: Katter
It’s no surprise that the LNP have done exactly as Labor did and are more concerned about winning government than with ensuring equitable representation around Queensland, Leader of the KAP and state Member for Traeger Robbie Katter has said, digesting the final report from the Queensland Redistribution Commission.Â
Varroa mite is here
The Masters Family, owners of Dalrymple View Honey at Allora have been dealing with the Varroa Mites. According to Sharon Masters, we've now got to learn to live with Varroa. For beekeepers this means testing for the mites, every couple of weeks.
Reduced sensitivity to fungicides detected in barley loose smut: GRDC
Early signs of reduced fungicide performance in barley loose smut have been detected in key grain growing regions across Australia. While there is no cause for alarm, growers are reminded to remain proactive in disease management.
Delivering for Queensland – Lower debt, no new or increased taxes, and relief you can rely on: Crisafulli, Janetzki, Bates
The 2026-27 Budget delivers lower debt, $73.5 billion lower than it would have been under Labor, based on MYFER 24-25, by 2029-30, and delivers a surplus in 2029-30.Â
Queensland farmers welcome retention of critical mechanism to protect prime agricultural land: QFF
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) welcomes the Queensland Government’s reintroduced Regional Planning Interests (Condamine Alluvium) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026 (the Bill), which has adopted the recommendations of the Parliamentary Committee in full.
Farrer One Nation MP votes against regional jobs and communities: Canavan, McDonald
The new One Nation MP for Farrer has blindsided families and farmers, by voting with the Teals and Greens in Parliament House against Australian regional jobs and communities. The amendment, moved by a Teal MP, demanded the Labor government cap the fuel tax credit – a scheme which allows for a rebate to businesses that use heavy machinery for the fuel tax they pay.
Cambooya Campdraft and Gymkhana
On Saturday and Sunday, horse riders of all skills descended on Cambooya to compete in the Cambooya Pony Club's Campdraft and Gymkhana. The weekend was a great chance for riders of all ages to get down to the Cambooya Pony Club and stretch their horses' legs.
Regional moves hit record levels as more Australians opt for life beyond the big cities: Regional Australia Institute
Australia’s shift toward regional living has reached a record peak, with the latest Regional Movers Index (RMI) hitting its highest level in the March 2026 quarter. The RMI is a partnership between the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) and the Regional Australia Institute (RAI) that tracks population movements between Australia's capital cities and regions.
Charleville’s Cosmos Centre named top Australian attraction
The stars have aligned for Outback Queensland, with the Charleville Cosmos Centre earning national recognition as one of Australia's must-visit experiences in Tripadvisor's prestigious 2026 Travellers' Choice Best of the Best Awards. The Charleville attraction secured the No. 6 spot in Tripadvisor's Top Attractions in Australia, placing it alongside some of the country's most iconic tourism experiences and landmarks.
From paddock to plate to party: Scenic Rim Eat Local Month’s flavour-filled finale weekend to be a harvest celebration for the ages
Ready, Set, Esky: Scenic Rim Eat Local Month’s much-loved Winter Harvest Festival returns to Kalbar on Saturday 27 June, bringing together the region’s farmers, growers, producers, Food Ambassador chefs and artisans for one unforgettable day of food, farming and country hospitality.Â
Tree planting events in Allora
A link has been made between the pine trees planted at the Showgrounds, the planting of the trees for celebration of the Diamond Jubilee of the reign of Queen Victoria in 1897, and the planting of the trees in 'Mayoral Row' in 1905. In fact, they were planted on three separate occasions ... It is not known if the Aleppo pine tree which blew down in William Street last Thursday night has any connection with the above tree plantings.
Darling Downs Health celebrates third international accolade for stroke services
Toowoomba Hospital’s Geriatric, Adult Rehabilitation and Stroke Service (GARSS) has celebrated a major achievement during a special reunion with a former stroke patient. GARSS was recently awarded its third World Stroke Organization (WSO) Angels Gold Award, after first achieving gold status in 2025.

