Outrage in remote areas at dud telcos
As a government committee unveils its report on the state of regional phone and digital connectivity, the peak farming body says frustration has reached ‘boiling point’.
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BOM out of climate driver confusion
After last year’s wetter-than-usual El Nino summer, the weather bureau will tone down the emphasis on individual climate drivers.
Jet-setting moovement as dairy diplomacy takes flight
Indonesia’s President wants to feed nutritious lunches – with a daily drop of dairy – to the country’s schoolchildren. Australian dairy cattle have been sent to help.
Food sector at a ‘tipping point’
Business leaders from the food sector say Australia’s position as a global food power is under threat.
Agriculture surge driven by meat exports
In 2018, the agriculture sector set a target to be worth $100bn by 2030. It’s on track to meet the goal.
China lifts trade ban on final two abattoirs
All 10 Australian beef processors banned by China are now free to trade again, ending a diplomatic standoff that lasted more than four years.
Business group urges maritime law reform
Businesses have called for reform to bring greater competition among shipping lines using Australian ports.
Forget Melbourne to Brisbane; it’s cheaper to send to Beijing
Australian industry is being crippled by coastal voyage rules Anthony Albanese originally devised to prop up the country’s faltering domestic shipping sector, businesses have warned.
Lights, magic and action to lure the millions
Magic Millions will go prime time for the inaugural lead-in race day to the Gold Coast carnival.
Methane cuts to raise milk price
Meeting methane reduction targets will cost the dairy sector at least $35m. The question is, who pays?
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