Some south coast farmers have copped an absolute drenching over the past month and paddocks are covered in puddles.

One of the biggest players in WA's fruit and vegetable industry is, for the first time, investing and expanding its business with hot houses.

Head of the livestock shipping company Wellard says he doesn't see any upside in export cattle prices.

The West Australian Pork Producers Association says it's disturbing to learn about the deaths of hundreds of pigs on a property in WA's wheatbelt.

Animal Welfare Inspectors are responding to an incident involving the management of pigs at a property in the Wheatbelt.

Telstra has become the first telco in the world to partner with Starlink, signing a deal to provide voice and fixed broadband services in regional and remote Australia.

Wool producers say Western Australia's $655 million wool industry will suffer 'catastrophic' consequences if the Federal Government closes the sheep live export trade. 

A former Nationals MP says to protect the state's meat and wool industries, the WA Government needs to step in and become the regulator for the live export industry. 

The price of fine wool is down 40 per cent compared to five years ago, and wool brokers say low value wool is being dumped into landfill because it's not worth the cost of storage.

A Broome-based transport company says the closure of the dual-lane causeway at Fitzroy Crossing due to recent rainfall will cause significant delays to their operations. 

A grain industry analyst thinks CBH is making a sound investment in the future, with its decision to invest more than $400 million on new locomotives and wagons.

The start of NAIDOC week has been celebrated with the transfer of one of Tasmania's biggest Sheep stations to a local indigenous group.

A near $1 billion contract has been awarded to Primero Group as part of the expansion of Kalgoorlie's Super Pit gold mine.

The state's main grain handler, the CBH Group, will spend $400 million on 17 new locomotives and 650 grain hopper wagons.

The state government's announcement of an implementation group to address any issues arising from the new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act has been labelled a 'backflip' by the opposition and the PGA has celebrated it as a 'win' for the farm sector.

The Premier Roger Cook has confirmed there will be no delay to the implementation of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act, which starts on Saturday July 1.

The architect of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act says the current debate about the Act and its implementation on July 1 has become hysterical.