Countryman
The voice of the bush since 1885, Countryman provides WA’s best and most comprehensive agricultural news, with dedicated sections for news, livestock, wool, opinion, machinery, real estate, and social pictures. Our weekly newspaper offers up-to-date coverage of news and events, providing a powerful voice for those living in country WA.
Best Australian Yarn 2023 short story competition | Countryman
The Best Australian Yarn $50,000 gives winner confidence to write on. Top prize gives Tasmanian author the boost and the time she needs to reinvigorate her love of writing.
Craig Mostyn Group appoints new chief executive - Countryman
Jul 15, 2022 · WA meat processing giant Craig Mostyn Group has made its first power move since taking control of V&V Walsh, this week appointing Wayne Crofts as its new chief executive.
Regional Publications - Countryman
4 days ago · Contact Us Countryman. Newspaper House, 50 Hasler Road Osborne Park WA 6017 Tel (08) 9482 9708
Cally Dupe | Countryman Editor
4 days ago · Cally Dupe Countryman Editor. Cally Dupe has been writing for Countryman since 2017 and was appointed editor in 2018. She has been reporting on regional and rural news since 2012, when she cut her teeth at The Kimberley Echo in Kununurra.
News - Countryman
5 days ago · Venturon Livestock wins Perth Royal Show sheep Interbreed. You couldn’t wipe the smile off Venturon Livestock co-principal Harris Thompson’s face after his White Suffolk ram was awarded the 2024 Perth Royal Show All Breeds Interbreed Supreme Champion sash.
Women in Farming seminar deemed a successful day with …
Sep 18, 2024 · Kulin was the meeting place for the annual Women in Farming seminar, which saw around 120 women from across WA come together to network and learn.
Investment needed to realise potential of WA horticulture exports ...
Sep 8, 2024 · Contact Us Countryman. Newspaper House, 50 Hasler Road Osborne Park WA 6017 Tel (08) 9482 9708
Regional WA to receive $16 million mobile coverage upgrade
Sep 5, 2024 · Mobile coverage will be improved along two stretches of highway in WA’s Wheatbelt, Goldfields and Great Southern regions after State and Federal Labor pledged $16 million in joint funding.
Adam Poulsen | Countryman Acting Editor
6 days ago · Keep the Sheep campaign’s runaway success has Labor ‘afraid’ Shell shocked Labor policymakers are asking ‘how much will it take to make Keep the Sheep go away’, senator Michaelia Cash claims, as the fight to save WA’s live export industry continues to …