Automotive 100 years of Aussie Fords FORD AUSTRALIA was established on March 31, 1925, just as the reign of the Model T was ending. Staff Writers 16 Apr 2025
Automotive Drivers ditching Teslas in record numbers DRIVERS in America traded-in record numbers of Teslas in February. Staff Writers 02 Apr 2025
Automotive Six-cylinder Ram coming soon THE Ram 1500 will launch here with a new twin-turbo inline-six with more power than its V8 antecedent. Staff Writers 26 Mar 2025
Automotive ‘Car not a phone’ – VW returns hard controls PHYSICAL controls will return to the cabin of the Volkswagon. The German carmaker said touch-style controls (haptic sliders) were a mistake not to be repeated. Staff Writers 19 Mar 2025
Rural Review Local history of a now obscure berry THE Else family have been commercial producers of cape gooseberries in the rich volcanic soils on the heights of Tallegalla above Rosewood for more than 80 years. Wendy Creighton 26 Feb 2025
Rural Review A lifestyle crop or a crop with future potential? MENTION cape gooseberries in a conversation and it will either evoke childhood memories of grandma making jam or more often, questioning looks. Wendy Creighton 26 Feb 2025
Fassifern Guardian Meat and greet, new butcher on High Street THERE is a new butcher at the Butcher Co in Boonah, while he’s new to the store, he’s been a butcher since 15. Lara Hart 15 Jan 2025
Automotive Jaguar to enter EV market BRITISH luxury and sports car icon Jaguar is rebirthing as an electric-carmaker – one that promises to “copy nothing”. Staff Writers 18 Dec 2024
Automotive Warner Bros to build 10 Batmobiles WARNER Bros studios is building 10 driveable versions of its six-wheeled Batman Tumbler. Staff Writers 13 Nov 2024
Automotive Tasman to take on big players SOUTH KOREAN carmaker Kia has officially unveiled its Aussie-influenced 2025 Tasman ute. Staff Writers 13 Nov 2024
Automotive Nissan cuts 9,000 jobs, delays models NISSAN will cut 9,000 jobs from its global workforce and reduce the number of the cars it makes by 20 percent as financial losses hit home. Staff Writers 13 Nov 2024
Rural Review Foragecaster project launched to help producers AN AGRICULTUREAL forecasting project has been given a $6.5 million grant to find ways farming can be improved using artificial intelligence or AI. Staff Writers 25 Sep 2024
Rural Review ‘Being stiffed’ NFF brings farmers to Canberra LAST week more than two thousand farmers gathered on the lawns of Parliament House in Canberra to make their collective voice heard. Lara Hart 25 Sep 2024
Rural Review Biggest issue, farmers and climate action THE detrimental effect climate change has on primary producing businesses and the benefits of clean energy were discussed in Queensland parliament recently. Staff Writers 25 Sep 2024
Rural Review Premier Droughtmaster genetics on offer at multi-vendor sale THE line up of quality bulls and females is set to impress at the second annual Droughtmaster Diamond Genetics Sale on Saturday, September 28 at the Silverdale Selling Complex. Staff Writers 18 Sep 2024
Rural Review Ag show connection between producer and consumer ATTENDING agricultural shows is something many Australians have done at least once. Lara Hart 18 Sep 2024
Rural Review Claws out, drones out…fighting pest weeds from above MAPPING invasive weeds like cat’s claw using drones is the subject of a research project undertaken by QUT robotics engineer Dr Fernando Vanegas Alvarez. Lara Hart 18 Sep 2024
Fassifern Guardian One stop shop in the shed business BOONAH born and bred Ben Bamford has a broad range of experience in building sheds that suit the individual needs of his customers. Lara Hart 31 Jul 2024
Federal Politics Scarr says bulk bill claim ‘spin’ QUEENSLAND LNP Senator Paul Scarr says claims of an uptick in the availability of bulk billing are nothing but spin. Rob Mellett 08 May 2024
