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Technology keeps moving forward, and the financial world is no exception. Holding on to outdated tools can slow you down, cost you more, and even leave you vulnerable to security risks. As businesses and individuals look for more efficient ways to manage money and information, many once-popular tools are getting…

Surprisingly chic, but also endlessly practical, there's a reason why the internet is obsessed with the idea of the tomato knife

When the late John Fenton inherited land in1956, he raised eyebrows by building wetlands and planting forests, creating shelter for stock and transforming a near treeless farm into an environmental jewel.

A dozen raw milk cheeses have been approved for sale in Australia in a deal that some local cheesemakers say leaves them with the thin edge of the wedge.

The threat of foot-and-mouth disease has intensified the push to protect and preserve Australia's priceless livestock pool. Is a national gene bank the answer?

Australia's potato farmers say a few cents at the check-out could be the difference between some staying in the game or walking away for good.

Exports for human heart valve replacements are being impacted by Australia's worker shortage, with a Queensland company unable to fill all of its lifesaving orders.

The sugar industry has a proven ability to produce renewable energy, so why aren't more homes being powered by sugar?

New data shows plant-based milk is on track to overtake cows' milk in Australian cafes. Oat milk is rising particularly fast, rapidly overtaking almond and soy on the way to becoming the country's most popular dairy alternative.