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'Living climate change now': how WA farmers are trying to turn the tide | Rural Australia - Vimarsana News

'Living climate change now': how WA farmers are trying to turn the tide | Rural Australia

Agriculture is seen as a key culprit in rising emissions. Some on the land are aiming to lead by example, making their properties carbon neutral

Morning mail: emissions claims 'don't stack up', cable car tragedy, inside the mouse plague - Vimarsana News

Morning mail: emissions claims 'don't stack up', cable car tragedy, inside the mouse plague

Good morning. New analysis of Australia’s contribution to the climate crisis, the one-year anniversary of the destruction of the Juukan Gorge rock shelters, and tensions are still high in Gaza. Plus, residents report from the heart of the mouse plague. This is Imogen Dewey with the main stories on Monday 24 May. Scott Morrison’s claim Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions are falling does “not stack up”, with recent analysis finding fossil fuel...

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Morning mail: emissions claims 'don't stack up', cable car tragedy, inside the mouse plague | - Vimarsana News

Morning mail: emissions claims 'don't stack up', cable car tragedy, inside the mouse plague |

<strong>Monday</strong>: Carbon emissions not linked to Australian land and agriculture increased by 7% in 15 years. Plus, the rural communities besieged by mice

'The living heart of Australia': fracking plans threaten fragile channel country | Rural Australia - Vimarsana News

'The living heart of Australia': fracking plans threaten fragile channel country | Rural Australia

Last modified on Wed 19 May 2021 20.04 EDT Dude Kidd’s ute barrels between a fence line and a sand dune as eagles circle over some unidentified quarry under the magic light of an outback sunset. “Did you see anything on the ground … a carcass?” asks Kidd. We reply in the negative. “They’ll be after grasshoppers.” Kidd’s Ourdel station, outside Windorah in south-west Queensland, has been in his family since 1906. Tonight Kidd (his real name is James but nobody, including him, uses it) is checking the progress of rains through the creeks and gullies that ...

Australia's largest pastoral landowner received $6.7m in jobkeeper as profits soared | Business - Vimarsana News

Australia's largest pastoral landowner received $6.7m in jobkeeper as profits soared | Business

The Sydney property developer Roy Medich and the Singapore-based retail magnate Brett Blundy are also small shareholders. During the six months to the end of September, it received $6.7m in jobkeeper payments, helping drive it to an operating profit of $23.5m, a dramatic improvement on the operating profit of $6.3m it declared in the same period in 2019. Higher beef prices were another major factor in the increase, which brought the company close to breaking even over all. It is weighed down by interest costs and the cost of maintaining a shuttered slaughterhouse at Livingstone, south of Darw...