Written by Vanessa Binks
It does not seem to matter if SA's primary producers have experienced consecutive good or bad seasons, this drought is not discriminating against anyone.
Topics: Regional, Country, Australian, South australia, Australians, Drought
No one goes to work looking to get hurt, but accidents do happen and help is usually on hand within minutes at most worksites
. On a cattle station, things are a little different.
Topics: Australia, CommunitySupport, Rural, Country Life, Health, Regional, Country, Outback, Australians
Drought and prolonged periods of low rainfall can have a profound impact on vital ecosystems and the people rely on the land to make a living
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Topics: Australia, Farming Families, Welfare, Environment, Regional, Country, Outback, Australian, Australians, Drought
Australia’s outback stations are truly unique. Pastoral land in Australia is vast, often unforgiving and strikingly beautiful. The men and women that live and work on isolated cattle and sheep stations, work some of the biggest properties in the world.
Topics: Cattle, Livestock, Industry, Facts, Regional, Country, Outback, Stations
Farming and station families have been around since the advent of agriculture in Australia
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There are many families that have been working and living in rural Australia for many generations
.
Topics: Community, Agriculture, Australia, Farming Families, Country Life, Farmers, Farming, Production, Regional, Family
