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Nov 1, 2026

Erica HallidayGUEST
9:25
They're a big investment.
Erica HallidayGUEST
9:26
We moved into 18-month-old bulls for the people here in the New England because we go through a pretty tough winter every year.
Erica HallidayGUEST
9:33
So the 18-month-old bull still has the benefits of being lighter, more agile, but We've controlled a lot more of how he grows out.
Erica HallidayGUEST
9:40
So that would be our biggest product now is the 18-month-old bulls.
Gary HardgraveHOST
4:42
They're already basically on the same time zone.
Gary HardgraveHOST
4:45
A state of New England could be Tamworth, currently New South Wales, to Kingaroy here in Queensland, with Toowoomba as its natural capital.
Gary HardgraveHOST
4:55
A state based on the Riverina to the Victorian Alps.
Gary HardgraveHOST
4:58
It would be a powerhouse of water resource management, tourism, agriculture.
Neil StewartCORRESPONDENT
28:30
Over the border into New South Wales, well, as I touched on, Happening from now until the 8th of November is the Grafton Jacaranda Festival, all things purple carpet and all things with music and good food and get to know a little of the district of Grafton and what it's been famous for.
Neil StewartCORRESPONDENT
28:47
Also, we have New England, the garden festival happening now.
Neil StewartCORRESPONDENT
28:51
And that's at Armadale.
Neil StewartCORRESPONDENT
28:53
Anything to do with the wonderful shrubs.
Neil StewartCORRESPONDENT
5:10
Over the border into New South Wales, well, as I touched on earlier, Happening from now until the 8th of November is the Grafton Jacaranda Festival, all things purple carpet and all things with music and good food and get to know a little of the district of Grafton and what it's been famous for.
Neil StewartCORRESPONDENT
5:27
Also, we have New England, the garden festival happening now.
Neil StewartCORRESPONDENT
5:32
And that's at Armadale.
Neil StewartCORRESPONDENT
5:33
Anything to do with the wonderful shrubs.
Madeline McNeilCORRESPONDENT
21:03
One Nation suggested the grant should be investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Commission.
Madeline McNeilCORRESPONDENT
21:09
A man has been charged with domestic violence murder after a woman was stabbed to death inside a unit at Armadale in the States' New England.
Madeline McNeilCORRESPONDENT
21:16
A woman is fighting for life after a three-vehicle crash at Berkshire Park, which has closed a stretch of Richmond Road in both directions.
Madeline McNeilCORRESPONDENT
21:23
And a shire in northern WA is bolstering dingo patrols and traps amid increasing reports of the animals stalking locals and behaving aggressively.
Chris HowieGUEST
3:21
There's orders from southern Queensland here operating, plus your normal orders.
Chris HowieGUEST
3:26
I think even though Dubbo's been dry, the vendors are sending their cattle because of price and because the other areas have had rain, like the New England, a lot of the orders have drifted to Dubbo.
Chris HowieGUEST
3:37
So, yeah, the market's very strong.
Chris HowieGUEST
3:39
And pretty much the vendors I've been speaking to, they said, look, We're a bit tight.
Matt ScipioneHOST
17:47
But locally, like at that time, you're going through some gnarly tectonics.
Matt ScipioneHOST
17:52
Like you have this thing called the New England Origin that's happening.
Matt ScipioneHOST
17:56
So the origin being multiple orogenies and like tectonic events kind of coalesced, right? And then at the actual PT boundary you have this thing called the Hunter Bowen Orogeny, which is this, uh, basically you have- Uh, so you go from extension in the earliest Permian, and then you go to slab, so slab rollback and retreat, and then you have slab advance.
Matt ScipioneHOST
18:21
And as that slab is advancing, depending on where you are, you have steep subduction and then shallow subduction, right?
Greg BrownPANELIST
51:34
Yeah, that they'll hide behind... that it's only a convention that a Prime Minister needs to be in the House of Representatives, that their view is, according to the Constitution, you can be in the Senate.
Greg BrownPANELIST
51:46
And I increasingly expect Joyce to run for New England, so he could be the leader of One Nation in the lower house, yeah.
Mark KennyPANELIST
51:54
That'll make for a fun discussion inside One Nation, if they do
Nikki SavvaPANELIST
51:57
well.
Matt RyanGUEST
56:13
Or, you know, come at it from a totally different angle.
Matt RyanGUEST
56:15
You know, I grew up in country New South Wales on Unawan land, also known as the New England, the seat of Barnaby Joyce.
Matt RyanGUEST
56:25
And, of course, when you have dozens and dozens of private companies each bidding to get their renewable project up, they're trying to cut their costs.
Matt RyanGUEST
56:35
as much as possible to make their their their project as profitable as possible what does that mean that means surface level community consultation and absolutely nothing in terms of community benefit sharing so a lot of those problems we hear about social license although i kind of hate that term um all of these political um contestation around the rollout of renewables is made worse by the fact we're relying on those private companies to do that investment Because they don't care if, you know, the Council of Hay has a cohesive community who are all bought in and sharing the benefits from the new solar farm or wind farm down the road.
Luke Siddham DundonHOST
10:19
Well, Barnaby Joyce is her deputy leader of One Nation.
Luke Siddham DundonHOST
10:24
He is the MP for New England in New South Wales.
Luke Siddham DundonHOST
10:27
And he spoke to Sally on Radio National Breakfast.
Sally SaraHOST
10:30
Why did it take Pauline Hanson some time to apologise to independent Senator Jackie Lambie about this cartoon and get it changed?

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Barnaby JoyceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:32
They will feel frustrated.
Barnaby JoyceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:33
You've got to do something about their frustration.
Luke Siddham DundonHOST
16:36
Barnaby Joyce there, the One Nation MP for New England in New South Wales.
Luke Siddham DundonHOST
16:40
Radio National did approach the Prime Minister's office for comment regarding those media reports of an alleged so-called dirt sheet distributed weeks ago about the independent MP Helen Haynes.

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