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Rural news and events from Victoria and the nation. Listen live from noon. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Subscribe to a daily Rural News newsletter.

Rural news and events from New South Wales and the nation. Listen live from noon. Follow us on Facebook and on Twitter. Subscribe to a daily Rural News newsletter. Download the ABC listen app to hear more of your favourite podcasts. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.

Abc country hour listen live

The Country Hour is Australia's longest running radio program, established in The program is currently broadcast on all regional ABC Local Radio stations from midday to 1pm each weekday, presenting news from rural and regional Australia, with a heavy focus on the agricultural industry. The program features live interviews and stories that are compiled by the ABC's rural reporters who are based at each regional station. National Rural News , a national five-minute rural news bulletin is broadcast on The Country Hour at pm. General national news headlines are broadcast at pm followed by a weather update. Market reports are delivered by designated correspondents just prior to the conclusion of the program at pm. There are currently seven separate local editions of The Country Hour that are broadcast to each Australian state and territory, with the exception of the Australian Capital Territory. Due to The Country Hour being aired at noon on regional ABC stations, the national current affairs program The World Today is aired on a one-hour delay in regional areas, whereas it is broadcast at midday on ABC stations in the capital cities. The concept of The Country Hour arose during World War II when research indicated educational content on radio had the potential to increase productivity for the war efforts, particularly in the agriculture sector. Stories that had been planned for the first few weeks of The Country Hour included coverage of stock sales at Homebush ; an interview with a Pheasant enthusiast; an educational piece about a poultry factory; and an account of haymaking at Hawkesbury Agricultural College. The format of The Country Hour was strategically planned to ensure the program rated as highly as possible.

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Rural news and events from New South Wales and the nation. Listen live from noon. Follow us on Facebook and on Twitter. Subscribe to a daily Rural News newsletter. Download the ABC listen app to hear more of your favourite podcasts.

Abc country hour listen live

Join the Country Hour for the latest news and analysis of the events and stories affecting Western Australian primary producers. Listen live from noon. Follow us on Facebook. Subscribe to a daily Rural News newsletter. Download the ABC listen app to hear more of your favourite podcasts. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.

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There are currently seven separate local editions of The Country Hour that are broadcast to each Australian state and territory, with the exception of the Australian Capital Territory. National Rural News , a national five-minute rural news bulletin is broadcast on The Country Hour at pm. On 3 December , The Country Hour celebrated its 75th anniversary with special broadcasts across the nation. More from ABC. Legislative Assembly: Buying Time, Sir John Crawfords legacy to international agricultural research A new book is trying to continue the legacy of Australian agricultural giant. This year's vintage might produce 'super wines', but trade talks with China could be the key to the industry's future Producers say ideal conditions have led to a 50 per cent increase in yields this season amid hopes the tariffs on Australian wine to China could be lifted as early as March. As more people 'slow down' through animal-assisted therapy, some professionals say there needs to be regulation Health professionals are calling for national guidelines to be established in the animal-assisted therapy sector to ensure the safety and welfare of both participants and animals as demand for the service continues to grow. Duration: 54 minutes 31 seconds 54 m. Stories that had been planned for the first few weeks of The Country Hour included coverage of stock sales at Homebush ; an interview with a Pheasant enthusiast; an educational piece about a poultry factory; and an account of haymaking at Hawkesbury Agricultural College. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Rural news and events from Victoria and the nation.

Back to top. Listen live from noon. Victorian Country Hour Fires burning in the Beaufort and Raglan area have wiped out homes, sheds, fences and killed livestock. As more people 'slow down' through animal-assisted therapy, some professionals say there needs to be regulation Health professionals are calling for national guidelines to be established in the animal-assisted therapy sector to ensure the safety and welfare of both participants and animals as demand for the service continues to grow. Subscribe to a daily Rural News newsletter. Discover more podcasts Download the ABC listen app to hear more of your favourite podcasts. History [ edit ] The concept of The Country Hour arose during World War II when research indicated educational content on radio had the potential to increase productivity for the war efforts, particularly in the agriculture sector. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Hidden category: CS1: long volume value. ABC Rural Programs. Rural news and events from Victoria and the nation.