NSW Country Hour

We broadcast live from the South East Livestock Exchange in Yass, as agents and farmers reflect on record lamb prices amid a tough season.

The NSW Country Hour broadcasts from the South West Slopes Stud Breeders Merino Field Day in Harden.

The federal water minister tours southern basin states, and the mysterious damage being done to River Red Gum trees

The wool market suffers another big fall, and Australian famers look to new markets in the backdrop to the US-China trade war.

The seasonal outlook for NSW unfortunately is for warmer and drier conditions in the lead-up to December.

Ten million dollars has been pledged by the NSW Government to breed up native fish as fears of a new fish kill grows, and a tough bushfire season is forecast after a dry, warm winter.

Memories of the worst ever flood in the Macleay in 1949, 70 years ago today, and traditional owners sue Shenhua over mine.

Water Minister Melinda Pavey casts doubt on Natural Resource Commissioner report on the Barwon-Darling Water Sharing Plan

Tim Fischer was a powerful advocate for agricultural research and development both here and abroad, and a former fencer puts skills to work making wire sculptures for farmers in drought.

Vale Tim Fischer, a strong advocate for Australian farming