Business Tasmanian Country Another off week for wool market 02/10/2026 2nd October 2026 The Australian wool market had another ‘off week’ with prices continuing to drift lower with a growing quality disparity evident across the catalogues. 0
Business Tasmanian Country Northern rain just in time 02/10/2026 At the time of writing, there has already been some reasonable rain across much of the north of the state with more forecast. 0
Business Tasmanian Country Livestock, fodder and clearing sales this week 02/10/2026 Every Friday, your quick guide to sales around the state. 0
Business Tasmanian Country Wool market lacklustre 28/09/2026 THE Australian wool market continued with its lacklustre performance this week losing a further 12 cents across the week although again the fine and superfine market was very well supported while the medium merino segment struggled. 0
Business Tasmanian Country COUNTRY CLASSIFIEDS 26/09/2026 All the classifieds from this week's paper. 0
Business Tasmanian Country Local butcher interest in heavy lambs 25/09/2026 HERE we are near the end of September and interstate lamb saleyards are starting to be dominated by new seasons lambs although here in Tassie and Western Victoria we are still a good month to six weeks away from any numbers. 0
Business Tasmanian Country Friday Salesfeed is your easy-to-find guide to what's for sale 25/09/2026 Check out the livestock, fodder and clearance sales here every week. 0
Business Tasmanian Country New Victorian terminal for King Island cattle underway 24/09/2026 A new Victorian livestock and freight terminal could eventually provide a direct mainland route for about 20,000 King Island cattle a year 0
Business Tasmanian Country Wool market realigns 21/09/2026 A WEEK of realignment and reflection for the Australian wool market this week as the previously mentioned price resistance came to the fore enough to drag prices lower. It was not a shellacking by any means, and most people in the trade are still confident that the upwards trend will be re-established again once demand picks up. It does however give processors a chance to build some stocks at better price levels and the largest combing mills took that opportunity during the week both in Australia and also in South Africa. 0
Business Tasmanian Country Successful mix of old and new 18/09/2026 NORTH Eastern Beef Shorthorns was established by Graeme Walsh in 1970 with the transfer of the first stud sire, Judbury Neil and females Dunroan Flora 15th, Dunroan Helena 42nd and Recklyns Camelia. 0