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Patrick O'Sullivan is fighting for his life in a Brisbane hospital after falling from a ride at a school fete.

Paddy remains stable as family looks for improvement

UPDATE: Prep student Patrick O'Sullivan remains in a stable condition in the Mater Children's Hospital this morning.

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Cattle poacher walks but victims hope it warns off others

HE MAY be a free man today but the prospect of prison will hang over the head of convicted cattle poacher Matthew Robert Wakefield for the next two years.

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Tracker dogs? No way. These wild dogs are being tracked

GPS trackers are being fitted to wild dogs in peri-urban areas to gain a better understanding of their habits and their movements.

Death of heifers on government property to be investigated

THE death of 46 heifers at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry's 'Swans Lagoon' property near Ayr is being independently investigated.

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TAKING BIDS: Terry Brown and auctioneer Rod Thomas in action at the Warwick Poultry Club annual auction.

Fowl play leads to big bucks

THERE was an almost total clearance of birds at the annual Warwick Poultry Club auction at the Warwick Showgrounds on Sunday.

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TWO CLARENCE Valley dairy farmers have a plan to bring back bottled milk with the gold top and cream in the neck in the near future.

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Forecast rain sure to boost oats crops

OATS growers will be forgiven for a doing a little rain dance of joy this week, amid forecasts of widespread wet weather across the Southern Downs.

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THE MORAWITZ family grows nearly everything on their properties at Comet, from sorghum to cotton to mungbeans.

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Rice looks nice for versatile farming family

A SENATE inquiry into the operations of Australia’s grain handling industry may target the US company that plans to take over Graincorp.

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Senate to investigate Graincorp takeover bid

RESEARCHERS and students will soon tackle global as well as local scientific challenges thanks to a new food, soil and water research centre.

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Students to address future world food shortage

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TO MARKET TO MARKET: Make sure you visit one of the local farmers markets in the Byron Shire for the freshest of produce.

Funding to help community gardens grow

COMMUNITY food organisations will receive a boost with a small grants program to help them grow, prepare and share food, as part of the National Food Plan.

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BLUEBERRY growers near Woolgoolga are working to improve land management and water quality in the Hearnes Lake catchment.

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Better berries come from better land and water use

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