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FWFWW Ep 11: Trains, trotting and tanties as five girls hit the road
Julia Wythes
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After a night of snogging anything that moves, the farmers choose a girl for a 24-hour date. Picture by Channel 7
Advice
Base the future on knowledge, not ignorance | Opinion
Ken Solly
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FWFWW Ep10: Enter the Toddster, Nat's shoulder pat, plus foot stampin' during glampin'
Eight new ladies arrive but only five go on for some camping with the other actors on the show.
Ashley Walmsley
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Farmer Todd (in the hat) with the five ladies of his choosing, none of which are wearing hats here, as Todd's is providing enough shade for all. Picture supplied
Letters
Letters to the Editor - May 2
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Do you think harsher penalties will reduce animal cruelty? POLL
The penalties for individuals found guilty of aggravated animal cruelty will rise under proposed amendments to the Animal Welfare Act. Picture by RSPCA SA
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FWFWW Ep9: Paint, pineapples, ponies and parental guidance recommended
The lads get to choose a date "designed" by their ladies, plus a new farmer comes to town... sort of.
Ashley Walmsley
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Farmer Joe locks his girls in the chook pen until they can figure out who has the best chance. Actually, they are just collecting eggs and having a peck at each other. Picture supplied
FWFWW Episode 8: It's draining time with Doctor Sheep
Julia Wythes
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Doctor Sheep has arrived to drain the sheep. Picture by Channel 7
Opinion
Tax time decisions need to consider longer-term ideas
Michael Bagshaw
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Thinking beyond the short-term when it comes to money can pay off. Picture via Shutterstock
FWFWW Ep 7: Heartbreak and strained hammies at the ball
Julia Wythes
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Farmers ready to do the Macarena at the country ball. Picture by Channel 7
Animal Welfare Strategy set to be renewed
Travis Tobin, Livestock Sa Chief Executive Officer
The Australian Animal Welfare Strategy is set to be renewed over the next four years It should give a greater understanding and collective ownership of Australia's animal welfare credentials.

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