More than 100,000 livestock killed in flooding in Queensland

Alex Black
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More than 100,000 livestock killed in flooding in Queensland

Australian consumers were bracing for a hike in red meat prices with more than 100,000 head of cattle, sheep and goats killed in flooding in Queensland. Mass flooding has impacted producers in Queensland,...

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