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3:19 PM AEDT | Australian stocks and the dollar soared this morning after dramatic moves at home and abroad over the weekend to shore up confidence in global markets, but many of the gains have now been lost. | Beef bonus ahead as free trade ... | Govt guarantees all bank deposits

Country Australia needs economic stimulus package: Cobb

3:34 PM AEDT | Country Australia is in urgent need of a massive economic stimulus package as a direct result of the prolonged drought and the chaos on global stock markets, according to Nationals MP John Cobb. | Set up for summer - good ... | Drought the hottest ever

Vic Govt unveils $115m in drought funding

3:49 PM AEDT | The Victorian Government will rebate half Victorian farmers fixed water charges and council rates under a $115m drought support package announced today. | Rivers need good luck, good ... | Set up for summer - good ...

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VIDEO: Steers to $750 at Yea, Vic

2:52 PM AEDT | In a result relative to the dry seasonal conditions taking hold at Yea, Vic, its monthly store cattle sale sold at similar rates to last month with a top of $750 on steers, $740 on heifers, while cows and calves were the only sticking point fetching about split value and reaching a top of $970.

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Vic Govt unveils $115m in drought funding

3:43 PM AEDT | The Victorian Government will rebate half Victorian farmers fixed water charges and council rates under a $115m drought support package announced today | State drought aid needed urgently | Irrigators - no water, no pay

Dohne fever rampant at Balangi

12:42 PM AEDT | ADRIAN Hocking is not sure he ever wanted to be a sheep farmer. It is an interesting comment given today the paddocks of his central Victorian property, Balangi, are filled with sheep and he’s enthusiastically planning for expansion.

National lamb indicators start to recover

Equal rates at Pakenham store sale

New canola variety just what Vic needs

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Commission buyer charge at Yea

COMMISSION buyers led the charge at Yea’s monthly store cattle sale on Friday, in a small crowd, ... | Live exports stall stranding ... | A management bender | VIDEO: Steers to $750 at Yea, Vic

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