Jamieson Murphy
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Canberra, ACT, Australia
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Regional Development Minister Catherine King urged to stop rural budget cuts
"I hope... Catherine King stands up to Treasurer Jim Chalmers when he comes with a big red pen... → Read More
City dwellers encouraged to Move to More with regional living campaign
A national awareness campaign has been launched to encourage city-dwellers to make the tree change. → Read More
How the government is planning to rollout COVID vaccine in regional Australia
"It could be quite a variable rollout depending on where you are," the regional health minister said. → Read More
Nats want national hotspot definition to end erratic border closures
GUIDELINES: Regional communities are pleading for consistency when it comes to border closures. Photo: Elesa Kurtz A GROUP of senior National Party politicians are calling on the National Cabinet to agree to a country-wide definition of a COVID hotspot to end the inconsistent border closures. → Read More
Victoria's new Agriculture Minister Mary-Anne Thomas knows the country life
Mary-Anne Thomas grew up in the country, and knows about long bus rides to school and how to bag a slaughtered animal. → Read More
Govt ends water buybacks and splits MDBA in sweeping reform
The government has declared it's ending water buybacks to put communities back at the centre of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan. → Read More
ACCC investigation into power imbalance between farms and supermarkets
The competition watchdog will investigate if supermarkets are abusing their power when dealing with farmers. → Read More
National Farmers Federation adopt carbon neutral by 2050 policy
The whole country should be carbon neutral by 2050, the National Farmers Federation says. → Read More
National Farmers Federation adopt carbon neutral by 2050 policy
The whole country should be carbon neutral by 2050, the National Farmers Federation says. → Read More
Robots won't replace workers in labour-intensive ag sector: CSIRO
PEOPLE POWER: The CSIRO says workers won't be replaced by robots anytime soon in the ag sector. Picture: SUPPLIED ROBOTS have been discussed as one way to fill the upcoming labour shortage facing the ag sector, however the head of the nation's leading science agency doesn't see them replacing man power anytime soon. → Read More
Former military leader appointed to bring strong leadership to MDBA
The strategic skills of the nation's former Chief of the Defence Force will be put to good use by the Murray-Darling Basin Authority. → Read More
Water for Fodder round two on hold despite govt claiming success
THE much anticipated round two of the Water for Fodder program has been put on hold by the federal government, despite a review finding the scheme "succeeded" in helping farmers. → Read More
Aussie Farmers Fighting Fund at risk with class action changes
For more than three decades, the Aussie Farmers Fighting Fund has been an instrument of justice. → Read More
Trust in rural industries high but bad eggs erode faith
Almost half say that if they hear about a rural industry acting irresponsibly, it negatively affects their opinion of all rural industries. → Read More
Shepparton Med-Con making nearly one million surgical masks a week to meet COVID-19 demand
HELPING HAND: The need for masks was so desperate, the Department of Defence was called in to provide labour at Med-Con's manufacturing warehouse. A REGIONAL Victorian business is leading the fight to restock the nation's dwindling medical supplies, manufacturing almost one million surgical masks a week. → Read More