GrainGrowers has welcomed the opportunity to contribute to the Federal Government's consultation on artificial intelligence infrastructure, with its submission calling for stronger protections for agricultural land and regional communities.

Growers experiencing significant mouse pressure can now submit paddock-level evidence through a new Rapid In-Paddock Assessment pathway, allowing local conditions to be considered in mouse activity ratings.

The Victorian Farmers Federation has accused the Victorian Government of sending mixed messages over the Western Renewables Link, as the project is reportedly under review while planning requirements are being removed.

The Victorian Farmers Federation is launching its biggest membership campaign in more than a decade, as agriculture faces a generational change in its workforce.

Livestock SA has welcomed the State Government’s $8 million Primary Industries Future Forward Fund as an opportunity to support practical, industry-led projects.

As families head to beaches, national parks and popular coastal destinations these school holidays, the NSW Government is urging people to be aware of H5 avian influenza, or bird flu, and know what to do if they come across sick or dead wildlife.

The National Farmers’ Federation has welcomed a Senate inquiry report into Triple Zero failures, saying it highlights the need for urgent telecommunications reform.

Grain Producers Australia and Operation Grain Harvest Assist are again recruiting former Australian Defence Force members to work on grain farms during the 2026 harvest.

A virtual fencing trial in southern New South Wales is showing potential to improve livestock management and reduce reliance on traditional fencing.

Rural Aid has delivered its 100 millionth litre of domestic water to farming families across Australia, marking a major milestone for a program established during the 2018 drought.

A virtual fencing trial in southern New South Wales is showing potential to improve livestock management and reduce reliance on traditional fencing.

The National Farmers’ Federation is calling for greater balance between environmental, agricultural and regional community outcomes as part of the independent review of the Water Act 2007.

A new national research project is targeting more resilient sheep and farming systems in Australia’s low rainfall regions, with trials to be established across South Australia, Western Australia and New South Wales.

A recent CFA survey has revealed that while most Victorians living in bushfire-prone areas understand leaving early is the safest option, many would still wait until a fire was threatening before leaving.

The results of the Victorian Farmers Federation’s 2026 State of the State Farmer Priorities Survey have been released, revealing the condition of regional roads is now the number one issue facing rural and regional Victorians.

Grain Growers is calling for greater cooperation between industry and government to prepare for risks that could disrupt production, food security and the wider economy.

Recent analysis by Meat & Livestock Australia has revealed restocker heifer prices have fallen sharply, as tighter feed and water supplies prompt cattle buyers to become more selective about the quality of livestock they purchase.

Livestock SA is calling on producers, groups and organisations to nominate for the 2026 Biosecurity Farmer of the Year Award. Now in its fourth year, the award recognises producers, across the red meat and wool industries who are strengthening biosecurity and protecting the future of South Australia’s livestock sector.

The CFA is urging Victorians to ensure wood heaters are used safely this winter after a house was destroyed by fire in East Gippsland.

The Victorian Farmers Federation United Dairyfarmers Policy Council has met for the first time since its recent election, outlining key priorities for the year ahead.