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Drivers in the five largest cities have been paying on average 12.7 cents more per litre of petrol. (Flavio Brancaleone/AAP PHOTOS)

Australian motorists are paying more for petrol thanks to overseas pressures.

International factors driving petrol price pain

Getting the crop harvested is just half the battle - the rest is selling it and then finding time to take a break. File picture

GRAIN MARKETING: Some may say harvest is not finished until the grain is in the header box

Harvest success has many moving parts

Donna Schreurs, Middle Tarwin, in Victorias Gippsland, with Anna Sutton, Syngenta, Sydney, Chad Harper and 2020 growth awards winner, Alex Thomas, both from Nairn, South Australia at the 2023 Syngenta Growth Awards in Sydney. 

Achievers who have made remarkable productivity, stewardship and community impacts have been recognised at this week's Syngenta Growth Awards.

Gala Sydney gathering for Syngenta Growth Awards - photos

Water inundated GrainCorp's bunkers at Deniliquin last week. Photo courtesy of GrainCorp.

A flood at GrainCorp Deniliquin sent tongues wagging surrounding grain security in bulk handling sites but growers received reassurance.

GrainCorp assures growers on grain security following flood

Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

RBA leaves interest rates on hold at its last meeting of the year.

Mortgage holders get a welcome pre-Christmas reprieve

A smaller and less valuable grain crop will erode the value of Australian farm production and farm export earnings in 2023-24. Photo Andrew Marshall.

Rising global supplies of agricultural products and drier conditions in Australia are gnawing further at our farm production value forecasts for 2023-24.

Farm production and export values slip again as drier year bites

On the catwalk: The 125-year-old quintessential bush fashion name, Driza-Bone, is set for an expanded global market presence under its new ownership by S. Kidman and Company. File photo.

Just weeks after mining and agribusiness magnate, Andrew Forrest's Akubra acquisition, fellow billionaire, Gina Rinehart, buys much-loved oilskin coat brand, Driza-Bone.

Kidman cattle business gets into bush fashion with Driza-Bone buy

Lying in bed can be a good place to think and plan. But it can also lead to lost sleep. Picture via Shutterstock

MIND YOUR BUSINESS: One recent Saturday, I received an email late at night from my friend who is a professor at Melbourne University.

Time spent thinking is seldom wasted

SunRice sells more than 1500 products, under 35 major brands into 50-plus countries. Photo supplied.

Irrigated rice industry giant, SunRice, was in the export spotlight at Parliament House, alongside red meat trader, Paradigm Foods, and Tasmania's Scoot Boots.

Canberra export honour for SunRice ends week of water buyback anger

Kelvin Stringer and the Mundoora Community Progress Association held a tractor pull last year and now another community will have the opportunity after receiving FRRR funding. Picture by Quinton McCullum.

Almost 20 not-for-profit organisations across the state have been awarded funding through the Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal grants.

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