James Wagstaff is editor of The Weekly Times. Having grown up on a sheep station in the NSW Riverina he started his career as a journalist at the Daily Advertiser in Wagga Wagga in 1998. In 2004, he shifted to Melbourne and The Weekly Times and served in a number of roles including Deputy Editor, Chief of Staff and Business Editor. During his time at The Weekly Times he has spearheaded such successful projects as The Weekly Times Coles Farmer of the Year Awards, which has grown into Australia’s leading agricultural awards, and the multi-platform Who Owns Australia’s Farms series. He is a four-time Rural Press Club of Victoria journalism award winner.

James Wagstaff is editor of The Weekly Times. Having grown up on a sheep station in the NSW Riverina he started his career as a journalist at the Daily Advertiser in Wagga Wagga in 1998. In 2004, he shifted to Melbourne and The Weekly Times and served in a number of roles including Deputy Editor, Chief of Staff and Business Editor. During his time at The Weekly Times he has spearheaded such successful projects as The Weekly Times Coles Farmer of the Year Awards, which has grown into Australia&rsquo;s leading agricultural awards, and the multi-platform Who Owns Australia&rsquo;s Farms series. He is a four-time Rural Press Club of Victoria journalism award winner.

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From conception to consumption, you will hear from the cutting-edge players in Australian agriculture with industry news, unique views, and presentations.
We can all be better farmers, sustainable, regenerative, and innovative. We can all be more informed and aware consumers.
And RawAg, brought to you by Te Mania Angus, is your next big step in that direction.
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