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Farmers team up with cops to combat oyster theft
Further Government support for flood affected Buller communities
$50 million from Emergency Response Fund for ccoastal and estuarine resilience
Drought in Horn of Africa: New analyses flag mounting risks, need to support rural families
Great Southern Tourism and Trade Partnership launched
Fuel refining secured with first Fuel Security Services Payment
Relief greets Queensland dam funding decision
Council to support Riverina Field days 2022
Women in science paving way
Federal funding to cover state’s shortfall and raise Paradise Dam
Deep diving into managing one of our greatest resources!
Future Drought Fund creating drought resilient leaders in New South Wales
Future Drought Fund creating drought resilient leaders in Western Australia and South Australia
New AWI Accredited Trainers To Fight Flystrike With One-On-One Plans
Cash for soil data
Endangered delicacy: tropical sea cucumbers in trouble
Top jobs in Top End
Increased protection for Koalas
Blacklip pearl of Australian Tropical Rock Oysters
Fix, Not Fight: Scientists Help Plants Regenerate After Injury
‘Multisector dynamics’ studies how human, Earth systems interact
World Pulses Day leverages power of youth to transform agrifood systems
Breaking glass ceiling in science
Buloke farmer receives 10-year ban and $60,000 fine
Australia – Timor-Leste Foreign Ministers’ meeting
WorkSafe investigates death of farmer at Berkshire Valley
‘First-class’ plant pathologist recognised by grains industry
Going for growth in fertiliser industry
Future Drought Fund backing drought resilience leaders in Queensland and Victoria
Leap in exotic toad reports keeps state safe
Experience and knowledge continue to flow with Lake Eyre Basin Committee reappointments
Priorities 2022: plastics, paper & metals
Biodiversity scheme must be designed to genuinely benefit nature
Tougher unfair contract protections good first step towards better deal for farmers
Genomic selection eased for more plant, animal breeders
Former NYC sustainability head Ben Furnas ’06 to direct University Climate Initiative
Farmers deserve fair go from government
Critical Issues In Consumer Horticulture
Increased Global Ransomware Threats
Supporting strong future for Australian aquaculture
Help protect our waterways from harmful water hyacinth and salvinia
Government invests in major horticulture project in northern Hawke’s Bay
New Jobs Hub boost for southern central and midlands region
New research into tall and short of stubble height impacts
Bill backs agriculture biodiversity stewardship market
Historic Action For Climate Change Adaptation
Past, present and future climate eBook for Mallee
For Near East and North Africa, water, energy and food security nexus is crucial