The Australian Trucking Association has added its voice to growing industry concern over a federal proposal to reduce speed limits on unsigned regional roads.

The Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) has expressed concerns regarding a proposed $300 million hot chips processing facility slated for Victoria’s west - saying its success relies on protecting the farmland that will supply it.

Australia’s world-leading natural fibre industries - wool and cotton - were in the global spotlight last month as Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) and Cotton Australia joined forces to champion the sustainability of Australian fibres at World Expo Osaka.

The Albanese Labor Government has announced five million dollars in funding to help farmers manage the impact of invasive pests and weeds across Australia. Twenty-six new projects will target pest animals such as feral deer and pigs, and weeds including African boxthorn, serrated tussock, and prickly acacia.

Australia’s vegetable industry has warned that labour shortages are worsening across rural and regional areas, despite data suggesting an increase in backpacker arrivals.

The National Party has officially abandoned its commitment to net zero emissions, following a unanimous party room decision on Sunday.

The recent merger between agribusiness giants Elders and Delta has sparked concerns about competition and pricing in regional Australia, particularly in areas with few rural suppliers.

Grain Producers Australia (GPA) is calling on growers across the country to take part in a historic consultation process currently underway, giving them the opportunity to vote directly on grain levy rates for the first time in nearly 40 years.

Australian sheep producers can now buy electronic identification (eID) tags directly online through Sheep Producers Australia  in an industry-first initiative designed to cut costs, improve access, and reinvest in the future of the sector. Sheep Producers Australia (SPA) Chair Bindi Murray said the platform was developed to make traceability reforms simpler and more affordabke for producers. The platform will also allow any profits made to be directed back into industry suppo

Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has launched a global awareness campaign for World Iron Awareness Week (October 13 to 19)

South Australia has officially been declared free of the highly contagious tomato brown rugose fruit virus, following an extensive surveillance and testing program across the state’s tomato-growing regions.

Aldi has once again been crowned Australia’s best supermarket for fresh fruit and vegetables, securing the top spot in Canstar Blue’s 2025 Most Satisfied Customers Awards for the fifth consecutive year.

The South Australian Grain Industry Awards will return to Adelaide Oval on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, following strong support for the inaugural event held earlier this year.

Australia’s grainfed beef industry has recorded its fifth consecutive quarter of growth, with new data showing record cattle numbers on feed and expanded feedlot capacity.

Nutrien Ag Solutions has been named Australia’s most trusted agribusiness brand in Roy Morgan’s 2025 Farmer Agribusiness Brand Trust Survey. It’s the first time the company has taken out the top position, also coming first place in the Agribusiness Products and Services category.

In Victoria, the Allan Labor Government is helping agricultural startups find smarter, more sustainable ways to farm – making the industry safer, cutting down on waste, and protecting the environment.

Applications for next year’s Agrifutures Rural Women’s Award are now open, encouraging women with bold ideas and a drive to create positive change in rural and regional Australia to apply.

Mainland states are moving to safeguard their potato crops as detections of potato mop-top virus across Tasmania continue to grow.

The 2025 National Drought Forum has officially opened today in Gawler, South Australia, bringing together government representatives, industry bodies, and community groups to shape Australia’s future drought strategy.

A recent study by ANZ suggests that Australia’s farm dog workforce adds around $3 billion a year to the Australian economy.