Triple Zero Legislative and Regulatory Review
The NFF strongly supports robust regulation to protect the integrity and accessibility of Australia’s Triple Zero system. Accessing Triple Zero is crucial for the wellbeing of farmers and regional communities who face existing connectivity challenges. Triple Zero regulation should support equitable, reliable access to Triple Zero, backed by clear performance standards, and should have enough […]
Shaping regulation of agricultural emission inhibitor products
The NFF, as per its Agricultural Chemicals and Veterinary Medicines Policy, seeks an efficient, science- and risk-based regulatory environment that delivers world-leading access to technology – including agricultural emission inhibitor products. The current regulatory approach fails to deliver assurance to producers, the supply chain, consumers and the community at large that such products are safe […]
Paul Burke appointed Independent Chair of NFF Horticulture Council
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) Horticulture Council has appointed Paul Burke as its new independent Chair, bringing extensive experience in agricultural industry representation, governance and advocacy to the role. Mr Burke’s appointment follows a rigorous, merit-based recruitment process undertaken by the Council over recent months. He succeeds Jolyon Burnett, who has chaired the Council since […]