Queensland Country Hour

Running sheep, cattle, and goats at Narraport Station in Far West New South Wales, the 25-year-old loves everything about living on the land. But it's in the sky that she found her purpose. 

Once mustering cattle across western Queensland, Roy and Kevvie now harness their aerial expertise to tame a different kind of wild. 

Australia's honey glut plus the Asian honey bee naturalised in north Queensland from a single swarm, now researchers say this population boom from such low genetic diversity offers a silver lining for native species under threat.

In 2019, cane growers bought back their sugar mill, saving it from shut-down. Five years and more than $45 million in government funding later, its future is once again in doubt. Can anyone save the Mossman mill?  

When NCC Brahmans at Dauringa announced they were selling their entire high-profile herd at auction, it was probably one of the most anticipated dispersals in the beef industry. But the cattle won't be going under the hammer, and for good reason.  

Gill net fishers say new regulations are so onerous they are risking their lives to get fresh local seafood to Australian consumers, but authorities say the rules to protect wildlife are no surprise.

A significant economic player in the North, known for high-quality crocodile skins that cater to the luxury fashion market, meat and other by-products, the industry has laid out its plan for growth.

When floodwaters threatened to stop these outback Taylor Swift fans from seeing their pop idol on stage, there was only one thing to do. Get to tha chopper!

It has been a big week for Supermarket giant Woolworths with it's CEO stepping down at the same time as the company posted its half-year results but it seems farmers and consumers alike have plenty of questions.

Supermarkets have become so powerful, some farmers say there is no point producing food and they are leaving the industry.