ABC Rural

In a small building in Tatura near Shepparton in Northern Victoria, two men stand around a small wind tunnel getting very excited about fruit fly.

The bizarre sight of mass dead fish beachings turned a Sunday afternoon stroll turned into a strange outing for beachgoers on the far south coast of New South Wales on Sunday March 14.

The gates to Lake Menindee, in far west New South Wales, have been opened for the first time in eight years.

One of Broken Hill's most iconic mine sites may soon be back in production.

"I don't know where to go anymore."

Fresh buffalo milk could soon be available in Far North Queensland.

This week, the Queensland Country Hour's Arlie Douglas and Jane Paterson hit the road to visit flood-affected areas of south west Queensland.

Fuel reduction burns protect rural communities from bushfire, as well as promoting biodiversity in native vegetation. But when and how should they be carried out? Where should they be lit? And how often should the bush be burnt?

In 1990, 6 per cent of the Yan Yan Gurt Creek Catchment, incorporating Deans Marsh near Colac, had forest cover.

Every month, chickens are giving up their blood for the sake of humans.