Stock Journal looks back to January 1999, when SA was recording its fourth straight record harvest, producers visited the new Gepps Cross sheep yards for the first time and the Pastoralists Association of West Darling dinner dance attracted a crowd at Broken Hill.

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Construction of the Northern Territory's controversial first cotton gin is well advanced.

Replacing meat with mushrooms is a healthy trick, Richardson says.

The big kangaroo on the Kingscote silos now has a big glossy black cockatoo to keep him company.

Emergency road repairs are in full swing in the South Australian outback to allow trapped motorists to escape floodwaters.

Known as the Woomera, the vessel is a sight to behold.

Some areas across SA have received more than their annual average rainfall in one weekend, as widespread torrential rain causes localised flooding.

Weighing 935kg, Claire Murphy's scrap metal sculpture is taking Queensland's campdraft community by storm.

RURAL priorities were being discussed in the lead up to a federal election, ram sales were in full swing and there were plenty of market photos in October 2007, the month in focus in this week's Flashback Friday.