NSW Premier Chris Minns addressed a sold-out Farm Writers' lunch in Sydney, reflecting on the state's $20 billion agricultural sector and its role in shaping NSW's economic future.

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Graziers across outback Queensland are facing devastation as floodwaters swallow homes, properties, and livelihoods, as numbers of...
We're away and racing, with the Federal Election officially called this morning, and polling day set for May 3. Settle in for your...
Securing the right to graze Buffel grass is so significant it's one of a suite of issues Cattle Australia (CA) is pursuing in the ...
Queensland faces devastating floods, with tens of thousands of livestock lost and extensive damage to properties and infrastructure. Emergency response and financial aid are underway to support affected communities.
We're away and racing, with the Federal Election officially called this morning, and polling day set for May 3. Settle in for your weekly update of the latest news impacting livestock producers this week.
Securing the right to graze buffel grass is so significant it's one of a suite of issues Cattle Australia is pursuing in the lead up to the Federal election.
AuctionsPlus and StockCo by Heartland Bank have launched Australia's first digital livestock finance partnership.
The federal government has moved to defend Australia's agricultural exports in Tuesday night's budget, as the sector prepares to have one of its biggest production years on record.
First-ever case of bird flu in a sheep detected in northern England, raising concerns about the spread of the H5N1 virus to more mammals.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission released its final report into supermarkets on Friday, finding major chains had little incentive to be competitive on pricing due to their large market share.
Natasha Lobban has rounded up the latest ag news, bringing you all the key updates in one easy-to-read spot. Stay informed on everything you need to know without any hassle.
Cluden Newry's Uppercut U15 has set a new record as the highest-priced Tasmanian Angus bull, selling for $275,000 to McKenzie Ag.

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