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Spurs dig, chaps fly at rodeo
Cowboys and cowgirls gave it their best shot on both horse and bull in front of a crowd of thousands at the Wingham Summertime Rodeo on the NSW mid-north coast.
Back breaking harvest of the 1930's
To help celebrate West Australian based Co-operative Bulk Handling's 75th anniversary locals from the northern wheatbelt town of Carnamah took a step back in time.
Paddock to Port journey continues
The paddock to port journey continues as we follow a load of wheat from the farm where it was grown to the point where it leaves Australia to head for its overseas destination.
Pink bull catcher to scrub up alright
A wet season project being undertaken at a remote Territory cattle Station is set to prove that women can do a man's job without losing their sense of femininity. The project involves a scrub bull catcher, a heap of pink paint and a fair dose of courage and creativity.
Superb parrots become road kill
On Christmas Eve dozens of quite rare superb parrots were killed as they feasted on spilt grain on the road near Boorowa, southern NSW.
Cowboy up for the Wingham Rodeo
Throwing on his chaps for one of the first rodeos of year will be 2008 PBR Australian Champion Bull Rider Pete Farley.
Having a bell on Christmas
What flower did the early settlers use to celebrate Christmas? It was a red and yellow bell flower from New South Wales.
She'll be sweet
This is not a giant red chilli. This is the only fruit of its kind in Australia: a Romano sweet pointed capsicum.
Touring Australia's shearing history
Take a personal tour of the Errowanbang shed. Built in the late 1800s, the 40-stand shed is multi-level and still in use today.
The Country Hour - Bush Christmas
If you’re on the road on Christmas Day, or just sitting at home wondering what the rest of the nation is up to, join Matt Brann for The Country Hour's Bush Christmas.
Seafood on the menu this Christmas
It's a busy time of year for Queensland commercial fisherman as sales soar due to Christmas.
Paddock to port journey begins
Western Australia's grain harvest is underway and it provides the perfect opportunity to follow a load of wheat on its journey from paddock to port.
Shearing history in treasured Christmas pudding recipe
In the case of Roger Swain's Christmas pudding, simple things really are the best. It's a shearer's pudding with a practical and simple recipe handed down from a special source.
Shear generosity
What do you do to help out in your local community?
Pearling the north
Pearls have been an object of beauty for many centuries; a sought-after symbol of wealth and luxury; a marvel found in Northern Territory waters.