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WAFarmers remains hopeful that arrangements can be negotiated, and sheep and cattle will continue to be shipped from Fremantle port before the end of the

Drought across the east coast and good rains across most of the Western Australian wheatbelt and a new Prime Minister in Canberra the endless cycle

Politics for most of us is a painful process of watching divided parties spend more time hunting each other like children on the island in

At the farm level, the economics of farming practices clearly do play an important role in shaping what farmers choose to do. Many factors influence

Normally when you hear a politician saying that they have a plan most of us tune out, ‘why don’t they just do something,’ is the

I HAVE always been amazed at how governments and oppositions in the three years that they have between elections to work up good policy manage

In February 2018, Labor’s national president, Mark Butler, urged the labour movement “to have a no-holds-barred debate about the place of unions in Australia”. It

I read with interest the PGA response to Rhys Turton’s open letter to PGA president Tony Seabrook, which appeared in the Countryman last week. Turton

I’ve always been amazed at how governments and oppositions in the three years that they have between elections to work up good policy manage to

3rd May 2019 Tony Seabrook President Pastoralists and Graziers Association WA Dear Tony PGA  and WAF Members Voting On The Future As you know there