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FARMERS CONTINUE FIREARMS REFORM ADVOCACY
NSW Farmers says producers will be frustrated after a move to disallow regulations underpinning the state’s firearms buyback scheme failed to gain sufficient support in the NSW Parliament.
The organisation says farmers have repeatedly raised concerns about the practical and financial impacts of the reforms, with firearms used for legitimate purposes including pest and feral animal control.
Dan Crouch
Sep 201 min read
NSW News
BASIN LEADERS CALL FOR END TO WATER BUYBACKS
Regional leaders in the Riverina and Murray districts are calling on the Federal Government to end further water buybacks, warning that reduced water availability is affecting jobs and economic confidence across Basin communities.
Jess Dempster
2 days ago2 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
LABOUR HIRE LICENSING MUST TARGET ROGUE OPERATORS
NSW Farmers says any new labour hire licensing scheme must target rogue operators without adding unnecessary red tape for legitimate farm businesses.
Jess Dempster
Oct 61 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
NSW HOLIDAYMAKERS URGED TO REMAIN VIGILANT FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA
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.
Dan Crouch
Sep 291 min read
FARMERS CONTINUE FIREARMS REFORM ADVOCACY
NSW Farmers says producers will be frustrated after a move to disallow regulations underpinning the state’s firearms buyback scheme failed to gain sufficient support in the NSW Parliament.
The organisation says farmers have repeatedly raised concerns about the practical and financial impacts of the reforms, with firearms used for legitimate purposes including pest and feral animal control.
Dan Crouch
Sep 201 min read
Grain mill injury prompts machinery safety reminder
A New South Wales business has been fined $375,000 after a worker suffered serious injuries while using a grain mill to prepare cattle feed.
Dan Crouch
Sep 181 min read
VIRTUAL FENCING TRIAL SHOWS PROMISE
A virtual fencing trial in southern New South Wales is showing potential to improve livestock management and reduce reliance on traditional fencing.
Dan Crouch
Sep 161 min read
VIRTUAL FENCING TRIAL SHOWS PROMISE
A virtual fencing trial in southern New South Wales is showing potential to improve livestock management and reduce reliance on traditional fencing.
Dan Crouch
Sep 151 min read
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