NT Country Hour podcast 11/02/10
A buzz of a different kind at the casino tables and will the latest health spending help close the gap.
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Traditional owners bicker over Chinese proposal to plant trees on station, and cane toads continue their relentless march.
View ArticleNorthern Territory Country Hour podcast 19/02/10
Federal Government appears to be closer to deciding on a national nuclear waste dump in the Territory and the pearling industry improves its lustre.
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Chickens are the modern-day version of how canaries down the mine letting the miners know of a gas build up -- although in this case it is checking for disease, and Queensland's rain is also having an...
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 08/03/10
How does a name change help one of the Territory's oldest industries assist in marketing at home and abroad, and a Facebook is up and running for people who oppose the relaxation of beef import laws.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 10/03/10
Children join forces with uni students planting trees for bush tucker and a train used to help milk cows.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 11/03/10
Banana fibre being turned into underpants and cattle giving blood as a way to watch out for disease.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 15/03/10
Camel processors from overseas are lining up hoping the meat may be free, and one rural leaders journey from Groote Eylandt to India.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 25/03/2010
How do women in the remote parts of the Northern Territory cope -- one way is to head to town and be pampered as they prepare for the NT Cattleman's Association AGM
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 29/03/10
Closer ties with Indonesia includes giving a beast to a minister while on a visit to one of the Territory's best known cattle stations and polocrosse, is it just a matter of picking the ball up and...
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 31/03/10
There is still life in those skeletons, as snapper bones help research, and how should camp dogs be dealt with.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 07/04/2010
Mustering gets underway as some parts of the Territory dry out, and with mustering comes the need for ringers.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 08/04/2010
Can the towns of the Northern Territory cope with the population that is predicted for Australia by 2050, and healthy cocodiles is something that can be of benefit.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 09/04/10
Blooding a crocodile in the name of disease research, and hurdling the humps that may be there when it comes to camel handling.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 12/04/2010
There's no bull when it comes to a Katherine man's ability to breed a good bucking bull, and are our politicians willing to listen when it comes to radio active waste.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 13/04/2010
There's gold in them hills, the lure of Lasseter's Reef continues down the family and Northern Territory pastoralists will soon be able to tell the CSIRO how thay plan to cope with issues such as...
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 30/03/10
Using the melon to try and have a good crop, and a gas pipeline in some of Australia's most remote areas inspired a performance by Darwin's symphony orchestra.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 14/04/2010
Blokes in the bush are not very good at maintaining their health, and mud crabs are not just good for the dinner table, they are helping to check the water of Darwin Harbour.
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 15/04/2010
What is in store over the next 12 months for isolated school children and Transport ministers with a lead foot should they take more care?
View ArticleNT Country Hour podcast 16/04/2010
Rangers and what role do they play in maintaining the NT's environment -- and a boxing coach who is a psychologist, and she was the first woman to coach an Irish senior champion -- what is she doing in...
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