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Heavy vehicle fatigue offences increase by almost 16 per cent
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator is urging the transport industry to strengthen fatigue management this National Safe Work Month, following an almost 16 per cent increase in fatigue-related offences in the past financial year.
Jess Dempster
2 days ago1 min read


Farm Groups Call for Sheep eID Rollout Delay
NSW Farmers and WoolProducers Australia are calling on the New South Wales Government to delay full mandatory electronic identification for sheep and goats until the national traceability system is ready.
Jess Dempster
5 days ago1 min read


GRAIN PRODUCERS WELCOME ANOTHER PHOSPHINE DELAY
Western Australia has become the latest state to delay changes to workplace exposure limits for phosphine, with Grain Producers Australia welcoming the move amid concerns about the potential impact on grain fumigation, biosecurity and trade.
Dan Crouch
Oct 161 min read


Rabobank Warns of Growing Competition from Brazilian Beef
Industry experts from Rabobank are warning Australia's beef sector faces intensifying competition in key export markets as Brazil expands its global presence.
Jess Dempster
Oct 141 min read


Farmers Welcome Coalition Agriculture Visa Plan
The National Farmers’ Federation has welcomed the Coalition’s commitment to introduce a new Agriculture Visa from 2030, saying a dedicated pathway is needed to help meet the sector’s workforce needs.
Jess Dempster
Oct 71 min read


SAFEWORK TARGETS ABATTOIRS IN COMPLIANCE OPERATION
SafeWork NSW has conducted unannounced inspections at abattoirs and meat processing facilities across regional New South Wales as part of its Safe Work Month compliance program.
Jess Dempster
Oct 61 min read


TRUCK WASH GAPS RAISE BIOSECURITY CONCERNS
The Victorian Farmers Federation is calling for urgent investment in the state’s truck wash network, warning gaps in the system are leaving the livestock industry exposed to exotic disease.
Dan Crouch
Sep 291 min read


WORKING HOLIDAY VISA SLOWDOWN ‘LOW BLOW’ FOR FARMERS
The National Farmers’ Federation says a three-month processing timeframe for Working Holiday Maker visas will leave farmers struggling to secure workers ahead of harvest.
Dan Crouch
Sep 201 min read


BIRD FLU THREAT PROMPTS BIOSECURITY WARNING FOR GRAIN GROWERS
Grain Producers Australia is urging grain growers to strengthen farm biosecurity following detections of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 in wild seabirds.
Dan Crouch
Sep 161 min read


GROWERS URGED TO LOOK AFTER THEIR OWN WELLBEING
GrainGrowers is encouraging farmers to make use of free mental health resources, following new findings showing more than one in three Australian farmers are experiencing moderate to high psychological distress.
Dan Crouch
Sep 161 min read


REPORT SHOWS HALF OF VICTORIA'S ROADS ARE WRECKED
The Victorian Farmers Federation says almost half of Victoria’s roads are now in poor or very poor condition, following a damning report from the state’s Auditor-General.
Dan Crouch
Sep 161 min read


Safety focus ahead of Victorian harvest
Victorian farmers and their teams are being urged to prepare for harvest safety, with a series of practical workshops to be held across regional areas later this month.
Jess Dempster
Sep 101 min read


Mouse Activity Escalates Across SA Grain Regions
South Australian grain producers are being urged to check paddocks for signs of mice after monitoring across two major grain-growing zones shifted from “low” to “high” activity last week.
Dan Crouch
Aug 311 min read


VENNING CALLS ON COMMUNITY TO REPORT RUBBISH ROADS
Federal Member for Grey Tom Venning MP has launched the 'Report a Rubbish Road' campaign to highlight the severe structural neglect of regional transport corridors and local roads.
Dan Crouch
Aug 261 min read


Dairy industry urged to extract more value from scarce milk protein
Australia’s dairy industry is being urged to focus on higher-value uses of milk protein as declining national milk production limits the supply available to processors.
Rabobank says available milk protein has fallen by around 30% since 2015, reshaping the country’s traditionally cheese-focused dairy industry.
Jess Dempster
Aug 241 min read


NEW PROGRAM TO PROMOTE FRESH PRODUCE IN HEALTH ADVICE
Australian-grown avocados, potatoes and vegetables will be promoted more prominently in health and nutrition discussions under a new multi-industry program.
Dan Crouch
Aug 111 min read


More Bird Flu Cases Confirmed in South Australia
South Australia has recorded another confirmed case of H5 bird flu in wild birds, with testing confirming a second infected silver gull at Robe.
Jess Dempster
Aug 21 min read


Climate-Ready Livestock Project Launched on Eyre Peninsula
A new project is helping Eyre Peninsula livestock producers build more resilient farming systems in the face of a changing climate.
Jess Dempster
Jul 301 min read


Local councils welcome funding boost under national agreement
Local government representatives have welcomed a new funding agreement between the Federal Government and councils, aimed at strengthening financial support for communities across Australia.
Dan Crouch
Jul 291 min read


Farm Safety Report Reveals Ongoing Toll
A new national farm safety report has reinforced calls for greater action to reduce deaths and serious injuries across Australian agriculture.
Jess Dempster
Jul 271 min read
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