Nationals take Mildura
Nationals candidate Jade Benham leads the two-candidate preferred vote, reclaiming the seat from independent Ali Cupper.
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Andrews claims third victory
As Labor celebrates a historic third term, Ag Minister Gayle Tierney and Animal Justice MP Andy Meddick are in danger of losing their upper house seats.
Morwell: Nationals likely to gain
The Nationals are in good shape to reclaim the seat of Morwell, as the Labor candidate concedes defeat.
Sheed concedes Shepparton
Two-term independent MP Suzanna Sheed has addressed supporters, conceding defeat to the Nationals.
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Long haul stance required on China
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Water poured on fire safety sessions
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Water trade needs oversight — ACCC
Stronger laws are needed to stop water market manipulation in the Murray Darling Basin, the nation’s competition and consumer regulator is warning.
End the Darling River myths
A 20-year-old, one-off calculation is being used by opponents of flood plain harvesting to exaggerate the value of the Darling River’s flow to Murray River communities.
Wine, seafood spat could escalate
The relationship between China and Australia is as tense as ever, with industry still discussing its next steps on key commodities affected by the trade war.
CFA training stuff-up hits volunteers
At least 2000 active CFA volunteers have been told to return their national certificates of attainment to operate pumps.
Nationals to debate one-off illegal worker amnesty
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Ag needs more help with freight struggles
Exporters say the Federal Government’s welcome three-month extension of airfreight subsidies won’t solve a longer-term problem.
Farmer fears for reclaimed land along rivers
A beef producer who has spent years revegetating crown land water frontage fears it will all be for nought if camping is allowed.
Irrigator lobby wants more funds despite closed books
A lobby group wants more than 2000 NSW irrigators to hand over $300 each — but it has not lodged a financial return with the state’s fair trading body since 2017-18.
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