close-icon
menu

Cattle, Exports

Indonesia suspends live exports from 'particular establishment'

The Department of Agriculture has confirmed that Indonesia has temporarily suspended live cattle from a Northern Territory exporter, following suspected botulism deaths on board the Brahman Express. 

Read More
ADVERTISEMENTS

Cattle, Exports

Botulism likely the cause of Australian cattle deaths on live export ship

A significant number of cattle have died on a live export vessel bound for Indonesia, with botulism identified as the likely cause...
Read More

Cattle, Sheep & Lamb, Politics

MV Bahijah cleared to set sail

A live-export ship laden with Australian livestock will finally set sail for the Middle East after the threat of Houthi rebels scu...
Read More

Cattle, Sheep & Lamb, Exports

MV Bahijah limbo continues

The fate of the cargo on the live export ship MV Bahijah remains up the air after the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and For...
Read More
Botulism likely the cause of Australian cattle deaths on live export ship
A significant number of cattle have died on a live export vessel bound for Indonesia, with botulism identified as the likely cause. 
MV Bahijah cleared to set sail
MV Bahijah has been approved to travel to Israel via the Cape of Good Hope, avoiding the treacherous Red Sea.
MV Bahijah limbo continues
The Department of Agriculture has rejected the latest application for the re-export of livestock held on the MV Bahijah.
Cattle Australia demands government resolves live export class action
Cattle Australia is demanding an equitable resolution of the long-running class action over the unlawful closure of the live cattle export trade in 2011.
Argentina's new president set to unleash farm exports
Argentina's main rural associations said president-elect Javier Milei offers an opportunity for "radical change", pledging to work "side by side".

News that inspires, educates and celebrates life and work in regional Australia.

Click here to sign up to APlus News