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$1.3 million to extend income and other support for prawn fishers affected by White Spot
GRDC kicks off breakthrough RD&E push alongside the grains industry
Acoustic technology engaged to improve WA defences against starlings
NFF Lunch and Learn Series discusses a food security strategy
New management agency responsible for American Foulbrood
Two years jail for illegally importing 62,000 kg of frogs, prawns, pork and insect-infested produce from Thailand
Williamson Takes Clarence Fishers’ Fight To Parliament
Families, farmers, and fishers forgotten in Labor’s city-centric budget
NSW Budget: Welcome Inclusions, Critical Omissions
Minns Labor Government Budget 2025-2026 – Higher Bills, No Vision, No Relief
Budget Boost Needed For Farming Future
A fresh start for the Darling Downs and Scenic Rim in 2025-26 Budget 
Labor’s Third Budget Blow For Bush
Primary Industries Budget to grow output and strengthen economy
eID scanning starts as new traceability system to protect livestock ramps up
Goulburn Mulwaree Council Appoints New General Manager
Gavel Falls On Gunnedah Regional Saleyards Redevelopment
Safeguarding Victoria’s Agricultural Sector
National shot-hole borer response transitions to management
Illegal foreign fishing vessel captain jailed, crew fined $20,000
AgForce Policy Committees – time for Membership nominations
Fines And Imprisonment For 16 Illegal Foreign Fishers
Historic Biosecurity Budget Boost
New Funding To Feed Future
Partnership approach to FMD signed and sealed
Helping Victorian Farmers Access Interstate Fodder
State Budget Secures Future Of Marine Research
Albanese says the government’s focus on delivering commitments is essential to reinforce faith in democracy
Agisting? Manage Biosecurity Risks
Labor risks trading away beef industry in U.S trade talks
“While Government Talks, Families Are Going Broke”
Putting Stop To Animal Trafficking
High Schools Get Hooked On New Fishing Program
New technology for timely identification of foreign pests
NLIS Data Manipulation Case Finalised
Shooting Lobby’s Bill Puts Public Safety and Nature at Risk
Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus Not Eradicable
Workshops To Set Strategies For Farm Business Success
Voices of Queenslanders shape future of primary industries  
Inspection fees waived for drought-impacted SA farmers importing fodder
Market access remains top priority as tomato virus response enters next phase
AI technology research to revolutionise NZ’s aquaculture sector | University of Canterbury
Looking For Australia’s Next Biosecurity Champions
Farmers Welcome Focus On Ferals
Calls Falling On Deaf Ears
Strengthening and modernising NT agriculture through key reforms
Tackling wilding pines to boost resilience
Nats Call For Budget Biosecurity Boost