The export of live sheep by sea from Australia will be banned from May 2028, enraging farmers and peak agricultural groups describing the four-year timeline as a "slap in the face" that would have dire outcomes. 

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The NSW Government has announced funding to make $1 electronic identification (eID) tags available to NSW sheep and goat farmers.
Frank and fiery debate on the merits of the phase out of the live export of sheep continued in the House of Representatives Monday...
A live-export ship laden with Australian livestock will finally set sail for the Middle East after the threat of Houthi rebels scu...
The NSW Government has announced funding to make $1 electronic identification (eID) tags available to NSW sheep and goat farmers. 
A report and submissions about the experience of WA farmers were knocked back from being tabled in Parliament today as debate about the live export ban continues.
MV Bahijah has been approved to travel to Israel via the Cape of Good Hope, avoiding the treacherous Red Sea.
A move to incorporate environmental messaging into Australian Dietary Guidelines has left a foul taste in mouth of agriculture industry representatives.
The Department of Agriculture has rejected the latest application for the re-export of livestock held on the MV Bahijah.
WoolProducers Australia has withdrawn its support for the mandatory roll-out of electronic tags for sheep.
Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) is searching for a new Managing Director.
Last week, Australian agriculture told Trade Minister Don Farrell to keep the signing pen in his pocket if the EU put a dud deal on the table, and he's done just that.
The independent panel tasked with advising the government on how and when to phase out live sheep exports now has until October 25 to deliver its report.

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