A lawsuit worth millions is brewing in WA’s canola paddocks after farmers raised concerns that a trait in genetically modified seeds had allegedly affected pod development and damaged yields.
Georgia Campion
Melissa Pedelty
WA’s biggest fertiliser company is making strides to double its liquid storage capacity in Esperance after quadrupling storage at its Mid West facility last year.
As artificial intelligence changes how businesses access and interpret information, livestock pricing is becoming easier to compare, writes Dean Hubbard.
Dean Hubbard
Australian livestock farmers are breathing a sigh of relief after the Federal Government announced a $200,000 commitment to the national wild dog action plan.
Meat and Livestock Australia has confirmed its next-generation National Livestock Identification System database will not go live until late 2027 following a review and reset of the project’s delivery timeline
Rebecca Nadge
A WA accountant has unpacked the “biggest taxation changes in 25 years” announced in early 2026 to a room full of WA farmers, providing advice on how to navigate the impact.
Hundreds of agricultural consultants packed into the Burswood on Swan to sit in on presentations forecasting the industry’s outlook following almost a year of global uncertainty.
An agricultural law expert is reminding farmers that the laws of agistment are actually different from the common assumption, after noticing many were not familiar with the default position of the law
One Nations Pauline Hanson was a major drawcard for many attendees at the annual Pastoralists and Graziers Association of WA convention on Saturday
Australia’s fertiliser industry has estimated a loss of between $20 million and $25 million as a result of Federal Government’s market disruption resulting from the outbreak of war in the Middle East
WA farmers heard from speakers with different agricultural policy perspectives from the current government agenda at the annual Pastoralists and Graziers Association of WA convention.
A prominent WA speedway driver has been put behind bars after being found guilty of grooming and starting a ‘pre-meditated’ sexual relationship with a girl while she was underage.
Melissa Sheil
A devastating house fire in Collie has claimed the life of a one-year-old boy.
Hayley Primmer
A catastrophic scene akin to an explosion of ‘metal and blood’ confronted those first on the scene of a fatal crash that killed two teenage boys and hospitalised two others.
Brooke Rolfe and Sophie Gannon
A large not-for-profit Aboriginal corporation operating in WA’s north will not reveal why it bought a luxurious house in Perth that its chief executive now lives in.
Adrian Rauso
Year 12s thinking about what to study at university next year have had a few extra choices added to their options.
Bethany Hiatt
The temporary seating came down in the early stages of Sunday’s sold-out festivities.
Dramatic footage has captured the moment a passenger plane was forced to abandon its landing at Perth Airport in a scary near-miss.
Apple announced its first laptop with a touchscreen will go on sale next week. The launch signifies the growing strategic importance of the Mac to Apple, despite it generating less revenue than the iPhone.
Kif Leswing
Markets paused their slide this week as the tech sector found its footing following an AI sell-off sparked by high borrowing costs and doubts over data centre returns.
Justin Zacks
The history of technological progress suggests that, as AI spreads, the employment impact will hit women more than men.
Steve Liesman
Amazon is releasing two new Bee listening devices as it moves further into the AI hardware market.
Annie Palmer
Bob Garnant
John Bradley
Kendall Galbraith
John Hassell
Greg Watts
Claire Middleton
Julia Petersen