Thank You to all of the RIST community for your incredible support throughout 2024, We look forward to a wonderful 2025 Our office will close in the afternoon of Friday 20 December and Reopen Monday 6 January 2025. If you need to contact us during this time, please email, info@rist.edu.au and we will respond on our return…
We are currently experiencing internet and phone connectivity issues at the Hamilton RIST campus.
In the heart of Western Australia’s Williams region, Trainer Mark Allington is leading a vibrant group of young farmers through the Lifetime Ewe Management (LTEM) program.
Today was the final Board meeting for RIST in 2024
Chloe Dann, perhaps better known as Chloe the Shearer, is a shining example of how passion can transform a career.
Last week, sheep advisors from near and far gathered at the Hamilton RIST campus across three days for the Australian Wool Innovation Stratefly and Amplifly workshop train-the-trainer sessions.
There’s still time to join our November short courses!
Welcome to the latest edition of the RIST RoundUP! In this edition you’ll find: A recap of October from our CEO, Bill Hamill, Highlights from shearing school, We farewell valued RIST team member and Coordinator of Certificate II and III in Agriculture courses, Esther Glasgow. We wish our students navigating VCE all the best as…
Last week, the inaugural session of the RIST & AWI’s Lifetime Ewe Management (LTEM) Heytesbury Group brought together farmers from Cobden, Timboon, Darlington, and Port Campbell. This area, once exclusively dedicated to dairy farming until the last decade, is now also home to a diverse range of sheep producers, including merino, composite, and first cross…
“Just do it. It’s an amazing course, and it was definitely worth my time.” Jake Tweet https://rist.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Jake-Graduate.mp4 Hear Jake chat about his passion for Agriculture and how he found the Certificate III in Agriculture course at RIST. Jake Tonissen has grown up on the land and is based at Byaduk, Vic. At 18, he…