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Domestic markets must deliver better outcomes for both consumers and growers
Government hits self-destruct button on Basin unity
LEAN agenda would drag Labor to the fringe – costing jobs and fuelling inflation
Future drought funding welcome, but don’t lose sight of the next drought
Statement on barley trade with China resuming
3 million loaves and 2 million tins of Milo
Joint statement from the Red Meat Advisory Council and the National Farmers’ Federation regarding live cattle exports to Indonesia
Statement on the update from advisory panel on sheep live export
More time will allow Basin Plan to be finished smart way
Horticulture lifting heavy in pursuit of $100 billion
Supermarkets, alcohol, tech, and care services next on the House Economics committee’s agenda
NFF responds to Agriculture Ministers’ meeting
First national statement on climate change and agriculture agreed by Ministers
Statement on stalled EU negotiations
Statement on EU free trade negotiations
Sustainability Framework to demonstrate agriculture’s credentials 
Farmers welcome review to power up renewables engagement
National Farmers Federation joins trade talks in India
1,000 reasons to give water buybacks flick
Migration missteps coming 1 July will fuel food prices
Review of Queensland’s drought declaration process
Regional Tech Hub funding boost to keep bush connected
NFF hosts agriculture’s next female leaders
New tech to sharpen traceability in horticulture
Ode to orange… and all Aussie produce
Statement on passing of Hon. Simon Crean
Country cousins denied health investment
Greens’ posturing on Nature Repair Bill ‘unhelpful’
Australia’s reputation will suffer under live sheep ban: Farmers
New certification scheme to protect farm data
Canberra creates farmer confidence collapse in WA
Rudderless PALM on road to ruin
SIGNIFICANT LABOUR SHORTAGES ACROSS FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN WEIGHING ON GROWTH, COST OF LIVING
Coles awards $3.6 million to Aussie producers to drive innovation & sustainability
12 women announced to help close agriculture’s gender gap
Business unites to oppose destructive IR changes
AWU wins another major legal victory for horticulture workers
Time to play fair to end cattle class action pain
Statement on reappointment of Mick Keogh
Activists ought to be called out on harassment tactics
New report highlights opportunities for strengthening Indigenous agriculture
Fiona Simson elected to World Farmers’ Organisation Board
Clock is ticking for grace period on tax scheme
Dismal dollars in Budget for rural roads
Next leader of national horticulture industry announced
‘Cost of living’ budget does little to stem rising food prices as farmers taxed more
NFF welcomes National Net Zero Authority
Statement on Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement