Wet and windy conditions have swept through the far west of NSW, a year since floodwaters peaked, communities along South Australia's River Murray are still rebuilding and this year's satirical Australian lamb ad was released over night... and it's all about the generational gap. 

A zero-emissions transport freight route between South Australia and Victoria is being investigated, the native timber logging industry has officially come to an end in Victoria, and South Australian dairy farmer Rick Gladigau ends his tenure as president of national lobby group Australian Dairy Farmers.

Grain Producers SA outline their key issues for growers going into 2024, the latest NSW kangaroo population survey shows a 20% decline in numbers over the past year, and Australia's largest barramundi farm outlines what it takes to keep their stock fed and healthy.

Torrential rain has left people isolated with dwindling food, water and fuel supplies in Far North Queensland, helium could soon be produced in South Australia and getting your mail in the outback. 

The Select Committee inquiring into Native Bird and Quail Hunting in South Australia recommends that hunting be allowed to continue, the first cell-based meat product to be reviewed in Australia has been declared safe to eat by the country's food standards body, and the Federal Government outlines plans to review the popular Working Holiday Maker Scheme, expand the Pacific Labour Mobility (PALM) Scheme and create a new visa for highly-skilled workers.

Rabobank's latest Rural Confidence Survey has shown a late turnaround in farmer confidence in South Australia, Livestock SA has called for the resumption of live sheep exports out of Adelaide by sea, and artifical intelligence is now helping to defend forest plantations in the state's South East from bushfires.

A group of Mid-North farmers are taking trucks loaded with feed to farmers around Orroroo struggling with the combination of low rainfall and poor stock prices, the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority has proposed banning a popular insecticide used across Australia, and South Australian researchers hope a new food sanitiser they're developing can help prevent millions of cases of foodborne disease each year.

China has re-listed three Australian meat plants that were de-listed due to COVID trade sanctions, including Teys at Naracoorte, levy reform is being proposed by the state's peak industry body for grain to make the system more equitable, and wild weather has continued to wreak havoc across SA and Western NSW.

Some SA regions received more than 100mm of rain over the weekend, with the Yeldulknie Weir at Cleve overflowing for the first time in nearly 30 years, exporters have sent more than 400,000 tonnes of barley in the four months since China dropped its 80% tariff on the Australian grain, and agriculture groups have welcomed a $15million Federal Government investment in improving mobile coverage in the South East.

More South Australian primary producers are now eligible for rebates towards the cost of installing on-farm water infrastructure, a year-long inquiry has finished examining ways to strengthen and safeguard Australia's food security, and Australia and 16 other countries have committed to promote greater use of timber in construction at the global COP28.