A new Northern Territory aerial mustering & charter company called ‘Outback Helicopters’ has been formed by business partners Keith Phelps, Paul Blore and Doug McBean.
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‘Outback Helicopters’ – a new aerial mustering & charter company
December 22nd, 2009AACo appoints David Farley as the new MD & CEO
December 5th, 2009Australian Agricultural Company Chairman Stephen Lonie has announced that David Farley has been appointed AACo Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, commencing on 1 December 2009. David Farley’s career began in 1975 as a jackeroo and he has solid experience in Northern NSW and the cotton industry, spending a couple of decades up the top [...]
Pro-vegetarian propaganda
December 3rd, 2009Anyone who underestimates the amount of misinformation being spread by pro-vegetarian extremists, should check out ‘Save Our Planet Be Vegan’ on YouTube. It’s so inaccurate and alarmist it would be funny if it were not for the unfortunate reality that there are urban residents with absolutely no first hand knowledge of farming or farmers, who [...]
