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Federal Coalition MPs have slammed their Queensland counterparts' bipartisan support of Labor's emissions reduction target. Photos by (L to R) Peter Lorimer, Harrison Saragossi and Sitthixay Ditthavong.

The Queensland LNP's backing of Labor's emission reduction targets has angered federal colleagues and placed a potential time bomb under the Coalition's fledgling energy plans.

Coalition climate wars hit with friendly fire after "reckless" emissions call

Farmers are on high alert after dozens of fire ant nests were discovered west of Brisbane. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)

The discovery of fire ants on a defence base west of Brisbane has raised serious concerns about whether other defence sites are harbouring the super pest.

Defence land could be weak spot in ant war

North Queensland cattleman Don Heatley. File pic

AgForce gets a generous donation from the C and N Graziers Trust for its federal court case.

AgForce gets thousands of dollars from the C and N Graziers Trust for GAB fight

Farm representative groups have highlighted structural and design issues with the government's proposed biosecurity protection levy in a Senate inquiry hearing. 

The nation's peak representative bodies pulled apart the government's controversial biosecurity protection levy at a Senate inquiry today. Find out what they had to say.

Biosecurity protection levy under farmer fire in Senate hearing

50 head of cattle that died in March at a Darwin export depot most likely succumbed to the intestinal disease cocciodiosis. Picture supplied.

NT government investigations have found 50 cattle that died at a Darwin export facility in March likely perished due to the intestinal disease cocciodiosis.

NT chief vet reveals intestinal disease 'likely' cause of cattle deaths

A 50 per cent cut in emissions by 2030 and 75 per cent by 2035 have been made law in Queensland. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)

Commitments to renewable energy generation and emission reductions have been legislated into law in Queensland.

LNP won't oppose Qld Labor's emission reduction targets

Wind farms like this one being built north of Rockhampton will now come under scrutiny from the Gasfields Commission if there are any issues with coexistence.

A new name is only one part of the changes happening to the Gasfields Commission.

Coexistence is the name of the game now

It may be late May before the 1126km Great Central Road from Laverton in WA's remote Goldfields region to Yulara (near Uluru) in the NT is re-opened. Picture from Shire of Laverton.

Great Central Road unlikely to re-open until late May.

Outback highway still closed by the record rains of March

Grain Trade Australia believe the Biosecurity Protection Levy's July 1 implementation date is 'ambitious'. Picture by Shutterstock.

Grain Trade Australia has warned of 'substantial' biosecurity protection levy collection costs and that its July 1 start date is 'ambitious.'

Grain traders warn of 'substantial' biosecurity levy collection costs

A fire ant infestation found near the Great Artesian Basin has farmers fearing "we will be left with land and water that we cannot use."

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