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When a sitting Haitian president was assassinated in 1915, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson sent in the Marines to protect American interests and secure stability. The military occupation, which lasted 19 years, marked the start of more than a century of close and controversial U.S. entanglement in the volatile internal affairs of Haiti.

Heavier cattle shine at Ballarat CVLX auction as feedlotters and buyers compete for quality. Elders Ballarat agent shares insights on pricing trends and market conditions.

Discover the insights and experiences of farmer and consultant Malcolm Cock. Learn key principles for successful farming.

Discover the insights and experiences of farmer and consultant Malcolm Cock. Learn key principles for successful farming.

Explore the recent cattle sales at WVLX Mortlake, including buyer interest, pricing details, and regional market outlook.

On Wednesday the 34-year-old jewelry executive was seen again wearing the B pendant necklace which is for her 60-year-old love Brad. She started modeling the B pendant over a year ago.

National Productivity Commission report calls for revitalising water management to address climate change and water demands in Australia.

Discover how Belted Galloway sales peaked during COVID as Hette Biersteker shares insights from her farm, Silvan Park, Murrundindi. Explore the breed's appeal for hobby farmers and meat enthusiasts.

Local producers dominate Riga Angus sale with top genetics purchases. Review the highlights and buyer insights from the autumn sale.

Victoria's Environment Minister Steve Dimopoulos defends decision to end dingo killing on private land. Farmers criticise move. South Australia farmers also concerned.