Several regional newspapers including the Narrandera Argus and Corryong Courier have published new editions this week.
Australia's confirmed or presumed positive bird flu cases have reached 123, with new detections reported in Victoria and South Australia affecting various bird species.
The Murray–Darling Basin Authority has released its annual operating outlook for the 2026–27 water year, indicating that water demands along the Murray River can be met across various seasonal conditions.
A Western Australian parliamentarian has raised concerns about the ongoing, decade-long delay in completing the State Barrier Fence Esperance Extension.
Maxwell Ag and Gillenbah have brought new agricultural properties to market in southern New South Wales, including a cropping portfolio expected to sell for over $33 million.
A Victorian parliamentary committee has tabled a report on the 2026 summer fires, finding systemic shortcomings in the state's emergency response and citing a decade of neglect as a major contributing factor.
Inghams Group has announced a significant expansion of its poultry breeding operations in Charlton, Victoria, partnering with ProTen to establish two new state-of-the-art breeder farms.
A farming couple in Victoria's Tragowel district have experienced four years of uncertainty following initial proposals for transmission lines and wind turbines on or near their property.
According to Australian Rural & Regional News, the VNI West project has seen Victorian farmers opposing the transmission line face fines, while NSW-based Transgrid has signalled the local component will be staged, beginning with extension to Dinawan substation and the South West Renewable Energy Zone.
Queensland's Professional Bull Riders team achieved a clean sweep victory over New South Wales, with Athol bull-rider Zane Hall contributing to the 3-0 result, while NSW's Toby Collins earned Cowboy of Origin honours.
Central Coast-born high jumper Nicola Olyslagers won a silver medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, competing in adverse weather conditions.
Queensland's government has deployed two new DNA processing robots at Forensic Science Queensland, reducing the crime case backlog by over 80 per cent and addressing contamination issues that previously affected approximately 13,000 cases.
BayFM reports that a winter radio course has concluded, resulting in four new program applications from participants.