The Week in Beef team heads to the Northern Territory Cattlement's Association conference in Darwin to discuss the big wet, ...

THE Northern Territory Government has locked in its controversial buffel grass management plan for the next 10 years, but the ...

Consumer advocacy organisation Choice has conducted a blind taste test of 14 unflavoured beef burger patties from the major supermarkets, including Coles, Woolworths, and Aldi, to determine which ones ...

US meat companies face a new assault on their ability to operate without unnecessary constraints. Senate Democrats recently announced legislation that would completely restructure the meat processing ...

Global burger giant McDonald’s is selling a lot more more kid-sized cheeseburgers to adults than it did a few years ago. It's an example of the unusual food industry and consumer market distortions ...

Walk in the doors of the Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association (NTCA) conference this week and you will most likely end up in a discussion about fuel, buffel grass or the torrential rain that has ...

Cows were 15-18c/kg cheaper and feeders 6-12c lower in a large yarding of 8500 at Dubbo this morning, as growers continue to sell off due to the drying conditions..Read More ...

A fundamental change in processing systems, with increased production capacity in southern Australia, will eventually see ...

Export buyer attendance was not as good as the previous week however southern operators were still active in the market along ...

THE latest Middle Eastern military action that’s unfolded over the past three weeks has added yet another layer to an already ...

A 60 percent surge in the cost of diesel in three weeks has left Australian rural transporters facing one of the most challenging operating environments in memory...Read More ...

A new national fuel supply taskforce has been established as concerns grow over diesel availability in regional Australia, with the ACCC also launching an investigation today into alleged ...