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Some observers note that Australian real estate values may be inflated compared to long-term trends, compared to other developed countries, compared to rental yields, and compared to incomes. This may constitute a property bubble.

While the nation lights its barbeques and toasts Australia Day this week, dairy farmers will be noting the one-year anniversary of the brutal retail milk price war, and its disastrous impacts over the last 12 months, on top of the severe impacts from natural disasters which savaged all Queensland dairying regions last year.

“Julia Gillard’s government has run out of excuses and now admits it has run out of ideas. Here are a couple of ideas to throw into the mix – abolish the carbon tax and tell the truth.

CANEGROWERS is challenging sugarcane growers and their local communities, to consider a list of election priorities and ask where their local candidate stands.

Rural, Remote, Regional Women Of Western Australia E-News for January, 2012

The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has called on the Government to renew its investment in road, rail and port infrastructure following the release of a RIRDC report this week which highlights that current funding is inadequate.

The deadline for all NSW Farmers’ Association Tertiary Scholarship applications is fast approaching, with three weeks to go until applications close.

A marked improvement in business conditions has seen the best result for this year in the latest Post Farm Gate Agribusiness Survey by National Australia Bank (NAB) Agribusiness, released today.

Two "fools" who hitched a ride on the back of an express suburban train could have been killed, Metro Trains has warned.

The rail operator is furious at the behaviour of the men, photographed clinging to the back of the train.

These photos depict the incredible amount of water that washed through the picturesque township of Halls Gap, that only 5 years ago was devastated by bushfire.

THE Reserve Bank is reeling after federal police and overseas agencies launched global raids last night to uncover evidence of corruption and bribery involving Securency, the RBA subsidiary that makes banknotes