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A Nuffield scholar's report looks at the need for skill development in packhouses.

In November 2002, SA was in the grip of one its worse droughts in decades and the states primary producers were finding ways to make it through. The genetically modified crop debate was up for discussion among industry and croppers were making their views clear.

The state government has funded 30 new butcher apprenticeships through its 'Skilling South Australia' initiative.

Former managing director, Geoff Babidge, returns to take the helm after recently appointed Jayne Hrdlicka announced the job involved too many travel and health pressures

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority will be in the spotlight of the Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee next year.

The Hon. Shane Stone AC QC will lead the National Drought and North Queensland Flood Response and Recovery Agency.

Five departmental secretaries have been shown the door as part of major machinery of government changes reducing number of departments.

History is littered with stories of people who have achieved great things after being told the idea they proposed was impossible.

Harvest is a period of time that is synonymous with stress and working abnormally long hours.

For far too long our graingrowers have been held back by the GM ban and it's time that we caught up with the rest of the country, Tim Whetstone says.

Long turnaround times at the local silo can be incredibly frustrating at harvest.

Do you think the state government should have introduced legislation to scrap the GM moratorium, rather than using a ministerial regulation?

POLL: With records tumbling at last week's first-cross ewe sales, people all across the industry are asking just how high prices could reach.