Proud to be the milk of choice at some of WA’s local cafes.

There's something genuinely rewarding about seeing Bannister Downs Dairy behind the counter at cafes across the state. Quality dairy, paired with quality coffee, made and poured right here in WA.

Gas giants warn domestic producers ‘will not survive’ new government policy

Santos has taken aim at Chris Bowen’s domestic gas reservation scheme for deliberately causing harm to its GLNG export venture, while also kneecapping its $4bn Narrabri gas field development in NSW.

‘Dumb’ renewable energy project slammed as ‘biggest white elephant in NSW history’

Farmers and local leaders are waging war with the NSW government over renewable energy transmission lines they say could be part of a $20 billion ‘white elephant’ project.

Visit the new Bannister Downs Dairy website

Our website has had a refresh and we think you will like what you find. Head over and take a look!

‘They’ve lost the plot’: Upper Hunter families fight renewable energy power lines

Perched high on a hill overlooking lush grass-covered valleys that are home to cattle farms and nearby horse studs, Lucy Haigh struggles to keep her emotions in check.

Top stud owner warns energy project will ‘ruin’ Hunter’s elite horse precinct

Proposed transmission lines through the Upper Hunter region threaten to impact Australia’s premier thoroughbred breeding precinct that contributes $2.6 billion a year to the state’s economy.

How a tax-free zone could revive Northern Australia

Hello Carnarvon, a remote but vital town, powered by horticulture, fishing, and the regional pastoral industry, an industry I was very fortunate to grow up in.

Behind every For Australia story is a person who has helped shape our nation.

Our 'For our veterans' campaign features decorated West Australian veteran John Rolfe.

‘Perverse in the extreme’: Senex rips into gas reserve plan

Senex CEO Darren Stevenson said it was “mind-boggling” that the government was engineering oversupply of gas that would drive down prices below costs of production.

Renewables company ZEN Energy enters administration, citing ‘wholesale volatility’

SA-based renewables company ZEN Energy has entered voluntary administration, saying its viability had been impacted by "wholesale electricity volatility".

Hancock Energy is a Hancock Prospecting company.

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