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Weekly Times, 3 Jun 2026

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The voice of the country since 1869, The Weekly Times is Australia’s biggest, best and most comprehensive rural news service across print and online by a country mile. Our team of award-winning journalists and photographers deliver news and insightful commentary on local, state and national events without fear or favour.

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ArticleTIGHT SQUEEZE

The open­ing shots have been fired in this sea­son’s milk price battle, with pro­cessors unveil­ing their open­ing offers for 2026-27. Farmer Stu­art Timms said he had hoped prices would hold at last sea­son’s levels amid rising costs.

TIGHT SQUEEZE

ArticleCATTLE BATTLE

Wide­spread rain and bur­geon­ing feed sup­plies in key beef-pro­du­cing areas have lif­ted prices for restocker cattle by up to 200c/kg. And the res­ults are show­ing up across both store and prime mar­kets as feed­lot­ters and restock­ers go...

CATTLE BATTLE

ArticleLow offers a fresh

Aus­tralia’s three major milk pro­cessors have kicked off the 2026-27 sea­son battle for farm­ers’ milk with offers very sim­ilar to the cur­rent sea­son, provid­ing little relief for pro­du­cers whose mar­gins are being squeezed by mount­ing...

Low offers a fresh

ArticleNo to status quo

Elingam­ite North dairy farmer Stu­art Timms had hoped his milk price would remain at the “status quo” as he absorbs grow­ing on-farm costs. He sup­plies Saputo, which announced its open­ing milk price between $8.80-$8.90 per kilo­gram of milk solids...

No to status quo

ArticleCFA levy prom­ise goes up in smoke

Vic­torian Treas­urer Jaclyn Symes appears to have broken a prom­ise to pub­lish how much of the con­tro­ver­sial emer­gency ser­vices levy will be alloc­ated to the CFA, FRV and depart­mental bur­eau­crats in 2026-27. On May 15 last year, Ms Symes...

CFA levy prom­ise goes up in smoke