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This season's crush could be delayed in some parts of North Queensland if Wilmar Sugar mill workers go on strike. File pic

Wilmar Sugar mill workers have voted in favour of strike action for a pay rise that's more than twice what the company is offering in the first year.

Mill workers vote to strike for more pay when crush starts

Kelly Mason

River bank eroision at Kathryn Clarke-Bevan's Kenilworth property, along the Mary River. Picture: Supplied 

Recent weather events have decimated re-vegetation efforts along the Mary River.

Years of erosion mitigation washed away

Harry and Denyss Alers are travelling from WA to Beef2024. Picture: supplied

Romagnola breeders Denyss and Harry Alers are travelling all the way from WA to exhibit two of their bulls at Beef.

Travelling 4458km is nothing when it comes to exhibiting at Beef

Suncoast Gold Macadamias general manager Julian Lancaster-Smith at their processing plant in Gympie. Picture by: Kelly Mason

Supermarket prices remain high as the industry waits for a better 2024 season price.

Macadamia growers wait for fair crack at the farmgate

Judith Maizey

Jace Lamb took out third prize in his age class at the Springsure Cattle Camp. Picture: Trina Patterson Photography

Jace Lamb is too young to parade cattle at Beef, but he will be there with his family, grooming and getting his Brangus heifer ready for competition.

Jace Lamb parades cattle 26 times his size

Sally Gall

Janet Glasson had to learn how to fire an M-16 assault rifle while working as part of the combined Civilian Surgical Team in Vietnam. Already familiar with shooting as part of her rural upbringing, she managed to outshoot one of the US colonels on the range. PIcture: Sally Gall

West Qld town of Morven home to Australia's first Vietnam War nurses memorial.

First Australian memorial to Vietnam nurses unveiled in Morven

Alison Paterson

Participants in the Australian Campdrafting Association national finals paid tribute to Australia's Light Horsemen with a 140-strong turnout for a dawn service, organised by the Darling Downs branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society. Picture: Sara Jago

Anzac Day dawn services around Queensland

Anzac Day dawn services in pictures

Anita Chang started research in 2018 on smart tag alerts for calving. Picture: CQUniversity

CQUniversity researchers are in the throes of developing ear tag technology that will recognise when a cow is calving.

Smart ear tags could soon alert beef producers to their cows calving

Matthew Marshall, Nandowrie, near Springsure. Picture: Judith Maizey

Central Highlands cattle, grain and hay producer Matthew Marshall is a convert to biological fertilisers.

Biological fertiliser benefits mixed farming tenfold

The Anzac Day Dawn Service held at Cameron Corner was very emotional for the small crowd, many of whom had family who had served. Picture: Tim Rumble 

The Cameron Corner Anzac Day Dawn Service drew veterans from 1240km away.

What it's like celebrating Anzac Day in Queensland's far west

PERFECT weather and strong crowds made for a memorable Mundubbera Show on the weekend. Photos –&nbsp;Lynette Vicary, Glenrock Gallery

Emily Vicary, Jacqui Ballin and Luci Bain. 

Markuss Cowburn (Junior Master of Show), Madison Muirhead (Junior Miss Showgirl), Sara Darrow (Miss Showgirl) and Alyssa Cowburn (Junior Miss Showgirl). 

Hannah McCarthy enjoyed the Junior paraders. 

Hannah Vicary and Sara Darrow were impressed with the farm produce display. 

Dudley and Gayle Pott worked hard all weekend to keep the show running. 

Jocelyn Robertson with daughters Jodi Macdonald and Sue Macklyn.

The Junior Miss Showgirl and Master of Show entrants. 

Mabel and Alicia Tully enjoyed a day at the show. 

The Junior Paraders competition was well attended despite the stud cattle section being removed from the program this year.

The Woodchoppers kept the crowds entertained. 

Wally and Colleen Benham enjoyed Sideshow Alley.

Lexie Lowe had some yummy Fairy Floss at the show. 

Moo and Jodi Morgan on the jumps course. 

PERFECT weather and strong crowds made for a memorable Mundubbera Show on the weekend.<br>

Photos –&nbsp;Lynette Vicary, Glenrock Gallery

Mundubbera Show attracts strong crowd despite Beef clash

See who went to the Mundubbera Show

The show must go on even if it clashes with Beef Australia.

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