Trump his own worst enemy in election battle
Kamala Harris’s sudden emergence has deprived Donald Trump of attention, and Tom Minear argues he is being needlessly self-destructive in an effort to reclaim the spotlight.
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Maiden: Albo doubles down on a big misstep
Sending in Tony Burke to clean up a mess is a tried and true Labor tactic but lost opportunities in the PM’s first reshuffle will be closely watched, writes Samantha Maiden.
Kamala Harris should take her own advice
Americans want to be unburdened by what has been but Kamala Harris better take note of her own famous words if wants a chance at defeating Donald Trump, writes Tom Minear.
‘Double haters’: Big advantage for Harris
There is one big opportunity Kamala Harris can exploit as she vies for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Free to do as they like
Victoria’s crown land water frontages will become unregulated caravan and camping sites, with no one on the ground for day-to-day management, says Mitta Valley farmer Judy Cardwell
What do Trump’s wall and regional Victoria have in common?
The same issue behind Trump’s wall is at play across many farms across Victoria — and beyond, writes Ed Gannon.
Why wasted water in the Riverina needs fixing
Policy developed to protect the environment is in fact destroying it, argues Laurie Beer.
Bring illegal farm workers out of the shadows
Agriculture’s workforce issues can’t be dealt with until one very uncomfortable truth is dealt with, writes Natalie Kotsios.
Poll: Are dairy farmers getting paid a fair price?
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Dairy processors must pay up or risk peril ahead
Dairy processors must lift their prices or risk forcing farmers to walk off the land – and their stakeholders won’t thank them for that, writes MP Roma Britnell.
Duck-hunting limits will curb traditional lifestyle
Duck hunters have lost faith in the Game Management Authority, writes Mark Little.
Cash incentives to entice farm workers may backfire
When it comes to cash incentives for workers so fruit and vegies are picked on time, the law of unintended consequences is rearing its head, writes Ed Gannon.
Poll: Will picker incentives attract workers?
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Poll: Should campers’ vehicles be allowed to cross farmland?
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