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NEW RESEARCH EXPLORES HOW FRIENDLY FUNGI COULD HELP FIGHT VARROA MITE
Researchers from Macquarie University are exploring how a naturally occurring fungi could help farmers fight Varroa mite, as the parasite continues to devastate Australia's wild and commercial bee populations.
press348
7 hours ago3 min read


ADDITIONAL FIREFIGHTING AIRCRAFT DEPLOYED AHEAD OF BUMPER HARVEST
South Australia is boosting its firefighting resources ahead of a harvest forecast to be one of the biggest in the state’s history.
press348
1 day ago1 min read


Pasin Slams Government Over Regional TV Shutdown
Federal Member for Barker Tony Pasin has criticised the Albanese Government for failing to act as regional Australians face the loss of Network 10 from free-to-air television.
Jess Dempster
Oct 71 min read


Mixed Season Reported Across Victorian Horticulture
The Victorian Farmers Federation Horticulture Council has reported mixed fortunes across the state's horticulture sector, with strong prices for apples and pears contrasting with significant challenges in other industries.
Jess Dempster
Oct 61 min read


From Farm to Plate: Helping Aussie Kids Connect the Dots as New Research Shows Growing Disconnect
A new survey of just over 500 Aussie children has revealed a growing disconnect between kids and an understanding of where their food a comes from, a trend Australian education advocate and author Simone Kain says should be a wake-up call for greater food and fibre education.
Jess Dempster
Sep 304 min read


LONGERENONG SURGE BOOSTS FIRE SEASON READINESS
Victoria's CFA’s Longerenong Training Campus has seen a surge in enrolments throughout August and September, ahead of the coming fire season.
Dan Crouch
Sep 291 min read


Victorian Poultry Biosecurity Measures Extended
Poultry owners in southern Victoria will be required to continue preventing contact between their birds and wild birds, as H5 bird flu continues to spread among wild birds along the state’s coastline.
Jess Dempster
Sep 241 min read


Agriculture Restored to Skilled Visa Priority List
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has announced agriculture will be elevated back to a priority sector under the skilled visa processing system, after a recent slowdown left migrant applications facing lengthy delays and farmers across the country struggling to fill their workforce needs.
Jess Dempster
Sep 212 min read


HARVEST WORKFORCE CONCERNS REMAIN DESPITE GOVERNMENT CORRECTION
Grain Producers Australia has welcomed the Federal Government’s recent decision to prioritise migration for key industries including agriculture, but says concerns remain over labour shortages ahead of this year’s grain harvest, following a recent slowdown in Working Holiday visa processing.
Dan Crouch
Sep 201 min read


NHVR urges motorists to take care around trucks
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator is urging motorists to take extra care around heavy vehicles during the school holidays, as more families and caravanners are expected to take to the roads over the break.
Dan Crouch
Sep 181 min read


SENATE TO EXAMINE APVMA PARQUAT DECISION
The Senate has voted to hold an inquiry into the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority's decision to allow continued use of paraquat under tighter restrictions.
Dan Crouch
Sep 161 min read


RESEARCH SHOWS REGIONAL AUSTRALIA COULD TAKE PRESSURE OFF CAPITAL CITIES
New research from the Regional Australia Institute has revealed Australia could ease pressure on its increasingly congested capital cities by investing in regional communities to accommodate more population growth.
Dan Crouch
Sep 161 min read


RAA WARNS OF RISING ANIMAL COLLISIONS THIS SPRING
South Australian motorists are being urged to watch for wildlife this spring, with new RAA data showing animal collision claims rise by 21% during the season compared with summer.
Dan Crouch
Sep 101 min read


VISA SLOWDOWN PUTS VICTORIAN HARVEST AT RISK
The Victorian Farmers Federation has become the latest farming organisation to sound the alarm on the impact the Federal Government’s slow-down of visa processing is having on agriculture, saying the situation is creating significant uncertainty for Victorian farmers as the state heads into critical harvest and peak production periods.
Dan Crouch
Sep 101 min read


SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S WORST GRAIN ROADS TARGETED
South Australian grain producers, truck drivers and regional communities are being urged to name the state’s most dangerous and deteriorated roads as Grain Producers South Australia relaunches its Worst Grain Roads campaign.
Dan Crouch
Aug 311 min read


WINE INDUSTRY GRANTS OPEN
Applications have opened for a new $10 million round of the Federal Government’s Wine Tourism and Cellar Door Grants Program, supporting Australia’s wine and cider producers.
Dan Crouch
Aug 261 min read


BOOK WEEK 2026 PUTS AGRICULTURE INTO YOUNG HANDS
As Book Week 2026 gets underway, Rabobank is helping put Australian agriculture into the hands of young readers through its partnership with agricultural education and storybook series George the Farmer.
Dan Crouch
Aug 241 min read


AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURE PASSES $100 BILLION TARGET
Australian agriculture has reached a farmgate output value of $101.4 billion, passing the National Farmers’ Federation’s $100 billion target four years ahead of schedule.
Dan Crouch
Aug 241 min read


"I'll never forget it. Never ever.": Patricia Thompson (Little Pattie) reflects on the Battle of Long Tan, 60 years on
Sixty years after the Battle of Long Tan, Australian singer Patricia Thompson, known at the time as Little Pattie, reflects on witnessing the battle unfold while performing for Australian troops at Nui Dat. She recalls the experience of evacuating the base, visiting wounded soldiers the following day and the lasting impact it had on her life.
Jess Dempster
Aug 185 min read


PET OWNERS URGED TO PROTECT ANIMALS FROM BIRD FLU
South Australian pet owners and backyard poultry keepers are being urged to take precautions against H5 bird flu, with 163 confirmed cases now recorded in wild birds across the state.
Dan Crouch
Aug 131 min read
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