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A Senate inquiry has called for an audit of foreign ownership of Australian farmland as sovereign wealth funds and private enterprise strengthen their hold on prime agricultural country.
Many large-scale acquisitions go unnoticed under Foreign ...Please follow the link below to view the final report of the Senate Select Committee on Agriculture and Related Industries' inquiry into food production in ...Please follow the link below to view the final report of the Senate Select Committee on Agriculture and Related Industries' inquiry into the incidence and severity of bushfires across Australiain ...FOREIGN INTERESTS INCLUDING STATE-OWNED COMPANIES FROM CHINA AND THE MIDDLE EAST ARE INCREASINGLY LOOKING TO AUSTRALIA TO SECURE THEIR FOOD PRODUCTION BY PURCHASING KEY AGRICULTURAL ASSETS.
The sale of agricultural land is exempt under Foreign ...More than 60 women and a dozen brave men gathered at the Concord Community Centre on Friday 2nd July to find out more about “What Women Want” in the Inner West.
The Coalition is considering whether the Foreign Investment Review Board should be given greater powers to scrutinise the acquisition of farm- land, amid mounting Chinese interest in agriculture.
The Chinese Government is buying Australian farms to directly feed its population, a senior Liberal said on the eve of a visit by a top Bejing official. Senator HEFFERNAN (New South Wales) (7.19pm)—Tonight I would like to put on the agenda for all Australians—and begin the debate that will lead to the protection of Australia’s sovereignty and food security, both for our country, the world’s ...A Catholic school in rural NSW commissioned a multipurpose centre to be built for a quarter of the price of a small library and classroom at a nearby public school, in another example of self-managed school projects receiving better value for money ...
RE: Pollie Waffle (Western Advocate, April 30).
Swiss-based international grain and fertiliser trader Ameropa has paid$50 million for a majority stake in Impact Fertilisers, a move likely to be welcomed by farmers who have complained to a Senate committee about lack of competition in the ...
CHAIRMAN of the Senate's select committee on agriculture, Senator Bill Heffernan, says there appears to be a good case for the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission (ACCC) to reinvestigate the fertiliser industry.
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