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District Council of Grant CEO Darryl Whicker, Mount Gambier & District Saleyards
strategy committee presiding member Barry Kuhl and Grant Mayor Kylie Boston have expressed disappointment that crucial funding for the saleyards transformation project has been denied. Picture supplied

The future of the Mount Gambier saleyards upgrade is in limbo, after the federal government knocked back a $7 million funding bid.

Mount Gambier saleyards project in limbo following funding denial

Tantanoola sheep producer Peter Altschwager believes the proportion of the Sheep Industry Fund levy which goes towards the footrot management program is "incredibly cheap insurance" to prevent the disease becoming more prevalent in SA. Picture by Catherine Miller

A review into South Australia's footrot management program has recommended changes are needed and improved industry management should be adopted as the state's future model.

SA footrot recommendations released

Proposed speed restrictions, and night and wet weather curfews on certain roads for B Double or longer trucks have drawn criticism from Yorke Peninsula farmers and transporters. File picture

A widespread group of Yorke Peninsula farmers and transporters have described many proposals within their Council's heavy vehicle strategy as "fundamentally flawed, impractical or illogical".

Yorke Peninsula group shares response to Council's heavy vehicle plan

Grace Murray and mum Kerry Bourke, Wonnaminta Station, Packsaddle, NSW, were raising funds for Ataxia Telangiectasia (A-T) research at Agfair Broken Hill. Picture by Quinton McCallum

A devastating A-T diagnosis was hard news to bear for the family of Grace Murray, but rural communities have been rallying behind them as they raise funds to find a cure.

Station girl on quest to fund A-T research

Yacka Ridge Alpacas owner Jolyon Porter, Birdwood, runs a Huacaya herd and says there is insatiable international demand for fleece. Picture by Quinton McCallum

Alpaca farms across Australia have been opening their gates to the public, as the industry holds its first National Alpaca Week since the Covid pandemic.

Fleece demand could drive SA alpaca industry to new heights

Wild dogs have returned to a 32 kilometre hole in the dog fence on the NSW-SA border, causing concerns for pastoralists on both sides.

Wild dogs return to 32km hole in fence as pastoralists continue push for fix

Agfair Broken Hill secretary Summa Rayner and chairman John Allison, as well as the rest of the organising committee, were kept busy during the two-day event in the Silver City. Picture by Quinton McCallum

While the weather was hit and miss for Agfair Broken Hill attendees on Friday and Saturday, close to 5000 people poured through the gates over the two days.

Close to 5000 attendees flood Agfair Broken Hill

Indian wine importers Pritish Matai and Nikhil Agarwal were in attendance at the SA Wine Ambassadors Club event at Mt Lofty Ranges Vineyard last week. They say there is huge potential for SA winemakers in the emerging subcontinent market. Picture by Quinton McCallum

A South Australian initiative is taking the state's world-class wines to more markets across the globe and one of the countries in its sights is India.

SA in sights of Indian wine ambassadors

The Beven family from Sturt Meadows Station - Sam and Erin Beven, with sons Duncan, 2, Harvey, 4, and Walter, 8 months. Picture by Quinton McCallum

It has been a rainfall feast or famine on station country around Broken Hill, with some pastoralists set up for a good season and others "on a knife's edge".

Patchy rainfall in station country leaves pastoralists with varied confidence

Showing off his new Stock Journal trucker cap and Border Collie pup Bandit was Mason, pictured with mum Morgan O'Connor, Tibooburra.