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Todays News
The Rudd Government is continuing its strong commitment to a national network of Landcare facilitators, with applications now open for further funding support.
The NSW Farmers’ Association is calling for Australian wool to always be favourably considered for use in government textile contracts.
The NSW Farmers’ Association’s Executive Council has voted unanimously to pursue the establishment of a national grain grower’s body made up of the State farming organisations.
The South Australian Farmers Federation (SAFF) has made a submission outlining the four main items that should be included in this year’s Federal Budget.
Tasmania’s peak farming body, the Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association (TFGA), released the results of an independent audit of responses
A two day random fruit fly operation over the long weekend has resulted in more than 100 kilograms of fruit being confiscated and 22 fines issued.
The Minister for Resources and Energy, Martin Ferguson AM MP welcomed the passage of legislation through the Australian Senate
A “superblender” that uses a range of materials to create kiln fuel, a 9.2 star energy rating house and a council that uses 100 per cent GreenPower are among the finalists announced for the prestigious 2010 Premier’s Sustainability Awards.
Main Roads Minister Craig Wallace said departmental staff, including engineers and road crews, were working hard to support local communities affected by flooding.
Primary Industries Minister Tim Mulherin advised primary producers worried about stranded livestock that special flood assistance grants can be used for fodder drops.
Innovative technology has made recycling and the reuse of wastewater a possibility at a new development project
Yesterday's News
Heavy storms during 6-8 March 2010 delivered an unseasonal (but very welcome) boost to Melbourne’s storages.
Farmers tendering for NSW Sustaining the Basin: Border Rivers-Gwydir project funding to modernise their irrigation systems need to submit their tenders by 12 March
Vic Planning Minister Justin Madden approved an amendment to the Mildura Planning Scheme recognising the Farming Zone as the most appropriate zone for the Mildura Older Irrigation Area.
Regional Development and Lands Minister Brendon Grylls announced the appointment of Paul Rosair as the inaugural Director General of the Department of Regional Development and Lands.
The Minister for Energy and Resources, David Llewellyn, officially commissioned the latest development at the Kelly Sawmill
NT Environment Minister Karl Hampton officially welcomed new land clearing guidelines set to protect all Northern Territory bushland for decades to come.
Qld Energy Minister Stephen Robertson announced the State Government would close its Solar Hot Water Program due to significant changes to the Federal Government’s Solar Hot Water Rebate Program
Rural and regional health services stand to benefit from the National Health and Hospitals Network
The Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) will be provided to eligible people adversely affected by severe flooding
Environment Protection Minister Peter Garrett approved a prawn farm in Guthalungra subject to 19 strict conditions
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The NSW Farmers’ Association says funding from the Association and the Australian Farmers’ Fighting Fund has helped secure a win for the Liverpool Plains farming community in the Supreme Court.
For the first time in almost nine years, the combined capacity of South East Queensland’s three major dams has surged to almost 94 percent.
The Western Australian Farmers Federation (Inc.) (WAFarmers) is pleased to see that Enzootic Bovine Leukosis (EBL), an infectious viral disease that affects cattle, has been eradicated from all dairy cattle herds in Australia.
The Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) will be provided to eligible people adversely affected by severe flooding in the Murweh and Maranoa regional council areas in south-west Queensland.
Despite their best endeavours to answer questions, representatives of the Cattle Council and Meat and Livestock Australia were left in no doubt that they have lost touch with and the confidence of their members.
The Leader of The Nationals and Shadow Minister for Trade, Warren Truss, said Mr Burke’s comments were not only false but will seriously undermine Australia’s defence of its science-based import risk assessment process.
The first grain train is expected to run on the recently upgraded Benalla to Oaklands
Work has begun on the NSW Government‘s $56 million upgrade of biosecurity facilities at the Elizabeth Macarthur Agricultural Institute
Primary Industries and Resources SA (PIRSA) declared a fruit fly outbreak at Woodville North.
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