Cowgirl on wheels, growing tea on the Sunshine coast, and an outback postie | Landline full program

In this episode of Landline:
1:12 The Lismore ice cream factory finally back in business after the 2022 floods.
8:30 At 19 Katherine Reed became a paraplegic after coming off a horse while working on a farm. She's now running cattle and goats in Tassie.
21:00 The latest in rural news, including the European Commission extending its approval of the controversial weed-killer Glyphosate by a decade.
25:08 The father and son duo growing whole leaf tea on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
36:54 In the markets, Australia's winter crop harvest is at the half-way mark, and it's been a mixed bag this year in terms of yields, but prices have remained strong.
40:45 We meet an incredible outback postie who harnesses the power of community.
54:17 And the latest in Australia’s weather.
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[@totheway]

Used to love watching this back in the day growing up in Aus. Thanks for sharing, fantastic.

[@madeleinesuzette]

Thanks Landline ..nice episode👍

[@MikeMusicandMotivation]

I love this show so much

[@craparu4129]

God bless you and your family.

[@Darkstar001]

Its amazing that lady in the wheelchair can still farm the most environmentally damaging food possible. What a true role model.