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Episode 21
2014 • E21 Jun 29, 2014 55m
She'll be Apples:
Tasmanian apples are currently going through a revival and new export markets are emerging, as production lifts for the first time since it began falling in the 1960s.
Life in the Saddle:
Till now modesty has kept Alwyn Torenbeek from writing his memoirs, but this Australian bronc riding champion's biography is about more than just fame.
Interview with Agriculture Minister, John McVeigh:
Qld Agriculture Minister, John McVeigh, discusses the bitter battle over sugar marketing between the countries biggest sugarcane farming group, Canegrowers and foreign-owned processor Wilmar Sugar.
Grave Danger:
The race is on to save Australia's rich bush heritage, as memorials and headstones lie decaying in country cemeteries.
Tasmanian apples are currently going through a revival and new export markets are emerging, as production lifts for the first time since it began falling in the 1960s.
Life in the Saddle:
Till now modesty has kept Alwyn Torenbeek from writing his memoirs, but this Australian bronc riding champion's biography is about more than just fame.
Interview with Agriculture Minister, John McVeigh:
Qld Agriculture Minister, John McVeigh, discusses the bitter battle over sugar marketing between the countries biggest sugarcane farming group, Canegrowers and foreign-owned processor Wilmar Sugar.
Grave Danger:
The race is on to save Australia's rich bush heritage, as memorials and headstones lie decaying in country cemeteries.