Philip Hopkins CARBON capture and storage in Gippsland has received a boost with the celebration of the injection of 100,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide
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Wet and wild Beloka Championships
Katrina Brandon ONE extreme to another was brought to the 28th Annual Beloka Kelpie Championships in Welshpool, with a wet end to November and
Potter makes her mark in dairy industry
Katrina BRANDON LAST month, the Women in Dairy Discussion Group had their third annual lunch at Moe Racing Club. The group was originally co-founded
Women in dairy find their voice
Katrina BRANDON A DAY off the farm is usually a “stock” day, or for some, taking the farming youngsters on a trip into town.
Nuclear the key to lower energy costs
Philip HOPKINS THE requirement for extra transmission lines to cater for renewables lifts the cost of energy, but nuclear power would cut both costs
Potential risk posed in renewable push
Philip HOPKINS STRATEGICALLY important agricultural land in Central and Southern Gippsland should be safeguarded from transmission lines and renewable energy projects as the energy