RBA is more hawkish under Bullock
Financial markets should be waking to the realisation that the RBA has ushered in a new era of hawkishness and potential rate hikes next year.
Financial markets should be waking to the realisation that the RBA has ushered in a new era of hawkishness and potential rate hikes next year.
Technology has revolutionised rural business but it’s also increased the pressure from global competitors and that’s why the internet sales phenomenon Black Friday is not all good news.
A much-loved Queensland camel farm and dairy is set to expand after a crowd funding campaign delivered close to $700,000, and it’s aiming to take its award-winning milk products global. Here’s what’s in store.
Australian wine production has plunged to its lowest level in 16 years, but producers still face a red wine glut as they cling onto hopes of a Chinese revival.
Australia’s mining and agricultural sectors are world-leading, primary industries we can be proud of, but common-sense changes are needed to help them survive and prosper.
Barley exporters are ramping up shipments to China, but they’re being urged to maintain links with emerging markets that helped to fill a three-year void.
GrainCorp’s shares rallied after it declared a special dividend, $50m share buyback and an upbeat outlook for the agribusiness giant.
Australian Agricultural Co, majority owned by under-fire British billionaire Joe Lewis, suffered a drop in profits due to ongoing oversupply of cattle.
Investors have welcomed Nufarm’s full-year results, and the bullish outlook for its fast-growing seed technologies.
Elders boss Mark Allison says the rural services company is well placed to weather the long and dry summer forecast fuelled by El Niño.
One of SA’s prominent farming dynasties, led by a former federal MP, is selling a huge property in the state’s South-East after close to 100 years in the family.
Seppeltsfield owner Warren Randall’s latest acquisition is part of a push to attract a new generation of millennial wine drinkers.
Farm incomes are expected to be slashed by more than 40 per cent, as drier conditions and a slump in commodity prices take their toll on primary producers.
A doubling of the tax rate for balances over $3m will have ‘far reaching consequences’ for farm businesses and rural communities, the National Farmers’ Federation believes.
A Queensland station that played a crucial role in the development of the Australian sheep industry is on the market for the first time in 174 years and could fetch $50m.
Proposed mandatory climate change disclosure laws will apply to major emitters and companies with $1bn in assets, but will extend to smaller companies too, the AICD warns.
After forecasting modest growth, the crop protection and seed company has downgraded its profit 4 per cent on consensus estimates.
A deal between an Asian beef giant and an SA tech firm marks a significant step in the commercialisation of the seaweed asparagopsis as a methane-reducing cattle feed supplement.
The Australian Food and Agriculture Company has just placed its entire landholdings on the market, putting a mega slice of our country and its history up for grabs.
The board of fruit and vegetables company Costa Group has backed a takeover bid from US-based Paine Schwartz Partners, which was trimmed by $100m just this week.
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