Australian Agriculture Set for Surge as Global Demand Fuels Growth
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An increasing appetite for Aussie red meat overseas drives growth in the agriculture sector, with output expected to hit the third highest result on record.
3G Shutdown Delayed Among Major Safety Concerns for Regional Australia
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Telstra and Optus have delayed their 3G shutdown, announcing one last push for mass public awareness of the impending closures.
China Blames Aussie Beef as Steroid Scandal Sizzles at Paris Olympics
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China has blamed Australian beef for positive steroid tests from a swimmer, which recently came to light at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Collins to Cultivate New Role as Minister for Agriculture
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A cabinet reshuffle in Canberra, sparked by the resignation of two senior ministers, has landed the sector with a new minister for agriculture.
Bird Flu Continues to Wreak Havoc On Australian Poultry Industry
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Australia-wide the effects of a significant avian influenza (bird flu) outbreak are beginning to be felt – from poultry professionals to punters.
Australian Parliament Bans Live Sheep Exports, Igniting Industry Outcry
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In a landmark decision, and amidst industry outcry, the Australian Parliament is set to terminate the live sheep export trade by May 2028.
Australian Wine Exports to China Surge to $86 Million in First Month Post-Tariffs
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In just one month Australia’s exports to China have soared to over $86 million following the removal of heavy anti-dumping and anti-subsidy tariffs.