Ashleigh Bagshaw

You've probably never heard of horseball, but young Australians are making a name for themselves in the sport's world cup, which starts today.

Luke O'Sullivan had just finished high school when he lost the use of his arms and legs but with a bit of innovation he has kept his livestock career on course.

Growers fear the time it takes to cut up a pineapple and clean the mess off the chopping board is behind flatlining sales.

Leah Smith died just before her 50th birthday. Her family believes the reason for her death can be traced back to a home renovation more than 40 years ago.

A life-altering horseriding accident left Kayla Ballini jobless, with no confidence and living in excruciating pain. When she came across Zara the pony online a few years later, they were both looking for a second chance.

A vaccine that protects dogs against a potentially fatal bacterial disease has returned to northern Australian veterinary clinics.

The Great Australian Camel Race may have happened almost 40 years ago, but the winner's family is determined to make sure the gruelling 3,300km journey isn't forgotten. 

With a number of major music events cancelled this year, some unlikely festival organisers are filling the growing gap.

Jock Hansen has dedicated the last decade of his life to growing fruit in north Queensland, but he has sold his land due to fears about the "industrialisation" of the area.

From a woman who suffered the loss of 13 babies to "at-risk" youth, a central Queensland horse farm is helping people find peace.

An ant capable of spitting acid and decimating local wildlife populations has caused ongoing grief to Queensland communities, but there are new weapons in the fight against them.

Bill Faint is still clocking in as a musterer having passed on the traits that built his success as a lifelong cattleman.

The use of ground penetrating radar to help solve crimes is well known, but recently it’s played a major role in helping Australian South Sea Islander communities find the missing bodies of long-lost ancestors.

A prominent historian is reviving questions about the final resting place of up to 1,000 South Sea Islander workers, fearing some remains could be located where a ward is set to be built at Mackay Base Hospital.

A small town in the heart of Queensland’s coal country is taking an innovative approach to address one of the biggest problems facing Australian families: childcare shortages.

There’s been an ongoing trend of people trading their city life for a charming country cottage, but farmers want you to make sure you know what you’re signing up for.

Now a well-worn stop for tourists at the top end of the Sunshine State, Ballantyne’s Strawberry Farm is known for its early adoption of agritourism.

After suffering a serious injury, fishing pulled Whitsundays man Brent Stephenson out of a bad place. Now he hopes it will do the same for at-risk kids.

John Fogerty was set to return to Australia in March this year to play just one show, but that has been cancelled. Now the matter is heading for court.

Police shot a 39-year-old man dead in the rural township of Ilbilbie, south of Mackay, after he allegedly pulled out a firearm while trying to flee from officers.