Peter Bannan is the Founder at [Employer]. He focuses on themes such as culture, agriculture, and regional interest, with particular attention to events and conferences that highlight sustainable agriculture, irrigation, and AgriTech innovations. Peter's work has been featured in Sunraysia Daily, The Guardian, and Gannawarra Times.
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The Federal Government insists water buybacks remain essential to saving the river system. Picture: File
A FIERCE battle is looming for one of northern Victoria’s safest seats, with two prominent local figures stepping forward to replace retiring MP Peter Walsh. Former Victorian Farmers Federation president Brett Hosking and Loddon Shire Mayor Dan Straub have both confirmed they will contest The Nationals pre-selection for Murray Plains, setting up a high-stakes contest […]
Channel Seven newsreader Peter Mitchell, GFA executive director Rebecca Cowan, GFA chair Penny Fowler and Royal Children's Hospital chief executive Dr Peter Steer reveal the record-breaking total. Picture: Supplied
A RARE Nationals Party preselection battle is looming, with two candidates declaring their intentions to represent Murray Plains and promising to fight for flood protection, fair funding and regional priorities. Fifth-generation Quambatook farmer Brett Hosking has put flood mitigation in Kerang at the top of his agenda, warning the region cannot endure more inaction. “Kerang […]
POLICE are keeping a close watch on farm and fuel theft across the region, warning vigilance is key as farmers head into the critical sowing period. The warning follows a number of fuel thefts across the region. Officers are investigating multiple incidents of diesel being stolen from rural properties in the Kerang area, with significant […]
VICTORIA’S peak farming body has welcomed a fresh ministerial line-up, declaring it is ready to get straight to work in what looms as a critical year for the sector. The Victorian Farmers Federation has thrown its support behind new Agriculture and Regional Development Minister Michaela Settle and incoming Water Minister Harriet Shing, signalling a strong […]
A THREE-way contest is set to decide the next Nationals candidate for one of northern Victoria’s safest seats, with party members to choose a successor to retiring heavyweight Peter Walsh next week. The Liberal Party has already stepped aside, with state director Alyson Hannam confirming it will not contest Murray Plains in November and will […]
By: Peter Bannan
The parents of a 13-year-old boy in Naples, Italy, are facing manslaughter charges after their son allegedly killed a tourist by throwing a statue from a balcony. The incident occurred on September 15, 2024, when Chiara Jaconis, a 30-year-old tourist from Padua, was struck by a 4.4-pound statuette while walking with her boyfriend in the Spanish Quarters of Naples.
THE race for Murray Plains has begun, with The Nationals unveiling a familiar face from the paddock and the boardroom as their pick for November. Experienced farmer and community advocate Brett Hosking has been voted as the party’s candidate, vowing to fight for regional communities and fast-track long-awaited local projects. A fifth-generation broadacre farmer from [...]
NEW South Wales councils are warning of soaring costs and rate increases after a new transport ruling, with local leaders saying the pressure is already hitting hard. The Fair Work Commission’s Road Transport Contractual Chain Order has sparked concern from Local Government NSW, which says the decision will pile extra costs onto councils already under […]
