Commercial logging of Western Australia's timber forests ends today, as part of a State Government commitment to preserve hardwood forests.

Imagine trying to work on a cattle station when the temperature is about 50 degrees Celcius!!!

IN recent days firefighters have done a great job in the Esperance shire getting a number of fires under control, but unfortunately a 20 year old vollie has lost his life.

The CEO of WA Farmers seems happy the state government has decided not to proceed with plans to consolidate six separate pieces of legislation that govern Western Australia's water resources management system. But traditional owners and environmentalists might not be smiling.

The owner of a live export facility, says the $50, 000 fine imposed on an Indigenous association, over the death of over 1, 000 cattle in the Pilbara in 2019, makes a mockery of the state's animal welfare system.

Quintis, the world's largest Indian sandalwood company, is set to wind up all of its Managed Investment Scheme (MIS) projects in Kununurra's Ord Valley, in a bid to avoid further investment losses.

Northern WA pastoralists are saying deliberately lit fires cost them about $44 million over the last three years.

There were some dramatic events in Mullewa, east of Geraldton over the weekend, with local farmers fighting between 15 and 30 fires that are believed to have been deliberately lit.

The state's main grain handler, the CBH Group, has posted another staggering end of year profit, recording a $353 million surplus, most of which will be invested back into the network.

Harvest is all but done and dusted for most across the grain growing region, with yields well below average across much of the grain belt.