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Qld Ag Shows general manager presented a session on addressing the Issue of Performance Enhancing Practices in Livestock Competitions at the IAEF in Utah. Picture: Suplied

Qld Ag Shows general manager Trevor Beckingham visited the US to attend the International Association of Fairs and Expos convention.

Qld Ag Shows boss talks all things livestock at global convention

Sudents from St George State High School paraded their cattle at the 2022 St George Show. Picture: Supplied 

Former St George Show president Amity Robson said joining the 2024 committee allows people to make new friends and be part of an event which is the "heartbeat of the local community".

St George Show facing cancellation for the first time since 1885

A National Fire Ant Eradication Program spokesperson said working hand-in-hand with the NSW Department of Primary Industries to contain and eradicate fire ants following their detection in Murwillumbah. Picture: Supplied

The National Fire Ant Eradication Program says it is on track to eradicate fire ants after the pests were found to have crossed the border into NSW last week.

Government sure of fire ant extermination success

Rocky Point Canegrowers chair Greg Zipf with a fire ant nest found 100m from his home on his south east Queensland cane farm. PIcture: Supplied

Canegrowers Rocky Point chair Greg Zipf blasts fire ant response a failure while others feel more hopeful about success.

Cane growers fears fire ant response a failure

Murwillumbah Landscape Supplies manager Alan 'AJ' Loe and machinery operator Jessica Sanderson at the business which like all similar operations in the 5 km surrounding the fire ant discovoery is subject to a NSW DPI biosecurity order. Picture: Supplied.

Murwillumbah Landscape Supplies manager Alan Love said local businesses have been kept in the dark about how long biosecurity orders could be in place.

Fire ants cross NSW border, shut down businesses

Arable Field Research director Levon Cookson, said he was thrilled with their newest chocolate capsicum variety. Picture: Supplied

A North Queensland plant breeder has created a super-sweet chocolate variety of snacking capsicum

New chocolate capsicum a sweet success

Chillagoe Town Hall mural to be part of a public art trail in the Mareeba Shire Council area

Chillagoe's history reflected in new town hall murals

Sugar Terminal Limited chairman Mark Greyat the 2023 AGM in Brisbane on November 22, declared he'd "had a gutful" and denied the organisation was not working hard enough to settle a dispute with customer Queensland Sugar Limited. Picture: Alison Paterson

STL 2023 AGM was lively as growers queried its decision to insource operations and resolve its ongoing dispute with QSL

Sour note at Sugar Terminals Ltd AGM

The new John Peterson Bridge on Mundubbera-Durong Road in the North Burnett has opened to traffic, almost a century after the original timber bridge was opened in 1925. Picture: Supplied

The $25M John Peterson Bridge on Mundubbera-Durong Road in the North Burnett has opened to traffic, almost a century after the original timber bridge was opened in 1925.

Pollies cut the ribbon on new $25M Mundubbera-Durong bridge

Fiona Pearce and her brother, Stephen, of Telpara Hills Brangus and Ultrablacks with an Ultrablack bull. Picture: Supplied

For the first time, Ultrablacks and Ultrareds will be paraded in the stud cattle show ring as a breed in their own right at Beef 2024.