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Fieldhouse Droughtmaster tops $42,000 | Farm Weekly - Vimarsana News

Fieldhouse Droughtmaster tops $42,000 | Farm Weekly

"Our pre-sale expectation for the bulls were certainly met," said Nutrien Livestock auctioneer Tiny Holly.

Wendalla stud bull sells to $22,000 top | Farm Weekly - Vimarsana News

Wendalla stud bull sells to $22,000 top | Farm Weekly

There was strong bidding right through the catalogue at this sale at Northampton.

Leader of deadly fentanyl trafficking operation in Southeast Georgia gets more than 2 decades in federal prison - Vimarsana News

Leader of deadly fentanyl trafficking operation in Southeast Georgia gets more than 2 decades in federal prison

The leader of a deadly fentanyl trafficking operation in Southeast Georgia will spend the next 22 years in federal prison.

Northern Territory faces legal action over decision to reduce security bond on McArthur River mine - Vimarsana News

Northern Territory faces legal action over decision to reduce security bond on McArthur River mine

Jack Green, a Garawa elder, said they had not been consulted about the decision to reduce the bond from about $520m to $400m. “They’ve kept us in the dark – we still don’t know why they made that decision,” he said. Josie Davey Green, a Gudanji woman, said the decision could have an impact on the river and her people for generations to come. McArthur River crossing at Borroloola in the wet season, looking up to the mine site. Photograph: Rebecca Parker “My ancestors spent their lives with that river – it is everything to us, we’re all connected to it,” she said.

Covid-19: Concerns over 'insane' mass start at Cornwall half-marathon - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Concerns over 'insane' mass start at Cornwall half-marathon

Covid-19: Concerns over 'insane' mass start at Cornwall half-marathon By Adam Durbin image captionOne runner expressed surprise at the use of a mass start to the event Concerns have been raised over the safety of an "insane" mass start of around 250 runners at a half-marathon. The Indian Queens Half Marathon held on Sunday in Cornwall did not feature a staggered start as recommended by Covid-19 safety advice. One runner in the event, John Barnes, said he was "surprised" to see so many people congregating at the start. The race director said she believed she had followed guidance and any breac...

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