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Ag upturn is no bull

MPs Glen Kelly and Donna Kirkland and Primary Industries Minister Tony Perrett at Central Queensland Livestock Exchange for Brahman Week. (Matthew Pearce: 508696)

The State Government has revealed a year of record growth in the state’s primary industries sector. Speaking at the Central […]

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