Kandanga Valley's Nebo bull sale garnered strong repeat buyer support on Friday, reaching a 70 per cent clearance and an average of $4553 despite tough conditions.

The annual Cream of the Crop Droughtmaster female sale held at the Coolabunia Sale complex near Kingaroy on Saturday saw a total of 106 lots sold to a top of $5500 to average $1827 with a clearance of 72pc.

Alpha's Andrew and Donna Donaldson finished with the winning bid and four new sires for their operation at the conclusion of the Bendemeer on-property bull sale at Clermont on Friday.

Stellar support from a large panel of repeat and first-time buyers from Central, Western, North and Far north Queensland ensured an excellent result was achieved for the 32nd Wilangi Invitation Brahman Sale.

The Comiskey family at Port Wine, east of Alpha, have had a long association with the Santa Gertrudis breed and cemented that with some strong and selective bull purchases at Clermont on Tuesday.

The 12th annual Beef Country Brahman Bull Sale achieved a top of $20,000, a 100 per cent clearance and a $5,588 average.

Bulls sold to a top of $14,000 at the Bullamakinka Santa Gertrudis sale, which cleared 89 per cent.

The small rise in the national cattle hard masks some large changes on a state and regional scale according to Mecardo's Angus Brown.

The MAGS bull sale at Charters Towers topped at $26,000.

Glenborough Station's Lance and Karen Pope enjoyed one of their most successful Gold City Brahman Sales in years.