Calla Wahlquist

Video emerges that appears to show Ryan repeatedly striking horse with a whip as 66-year-old says the incident was part of a ‘rescue mission’

Organisation receives $2.3m from Victorian government but has projected operation costs of $10.8m this year

Donald Trump has singled out Australia for not importing American beef. But do we even need it and what will US tariffs mean for our producers?

Federal government intervention is required and, as 69% of Australian households own a pet, it should receive broad support

Hot, dry conditions bring numerous species into contact with people and pets, and not just in the bush. It’s good to know which is which

Survey conducted by Farmers for Climate Action found just 17% opposed renewable energy developments, with 8% strongly opposed

The world’s biggest tractor statue stands 11.5 metres tall and dominates the skyline of Carnamah in the country’s west

Cultural protection order has been framed as a push to curry favour with inner-city seats, ignoring grassroots campaigns from Indigenous and non-Indigenous locals

There are dozens of quiet achievements at the equestrian events, of riders overjoyed with personal bests, supporting their horses through missteps, and praising their successes

Sometimes driving down old and familiar country roads conjures up romantic memories. Or, as after Dutton’s nuclear announcement, it just fills you with anger

After decades of avoiding a deadly and highly contagious strain of bird flu, Australia recorded its first case last month amid a devastating global outbreak. Matilda Boseley explains the risk to our health, wildlife and agricultural industries

The Nationals MP is against RM Williams owner Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest’s renewables projects – so why wear Ariats?

The figure is based on an Institute of Public Affairs report, but its extrapolations have been described as ‘ridiculous’

In the debate over protecting native wildlife from domestic felines, one thing is often overlooked: cats should be kept indoors for the sake of cats

Local knowledge that would previously take newcomers like me years to glean is now easily accessible, if wildly unreliable

Djarra is aiming to farm 15 tonnes of crayfish a year in what will be the biggest yabby farm in the southern hemisphere

Simon Abney-Hastings, the 15th Earl of Loudon, will be the bearer of the great golden spurs on 6 May. But that doesn’t cut much ice in the town where Nick Cave grew up

Newcrest Mining says reports of heavy metal contamination do not match its monitoring data from Cadia goldmine near Orange

Footage obtained by activists purportedly shows animals in pens that are not wide enough for the animals to turn around in

Cameron Carter, 19, who had never travelled on a plane before, was left unable to contact his family throughout ordeal