The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) is the peak national body representing farmers and, more broadly, agriculture across Australia. It is one of Australia’s foremost and respected advocacy organisations. Since its inception in 1979, the NFF has earned a reputation as a leader in the identification, development and achievement of policy outcomes – championing issues affecting farmers and dedicated to the advancement of Australian agriculture.
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The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has welcomed the release of a Senate committee’s report following a year-long inquiry into Triple Zero failures, which exposes major flaws in Australia’s mobile network regulatory framework and underlines the need for urgent action to
NFF does not support a policy architecture that increasingly relies on agriculture to supply lower-cost offsets for residual emissions generated elsewhere in the economy. Agriculture cannot be taken for granted to do the heavy lifting for other sectors that carry
The NFF Horticulture Council has warned that today’s migration announcement does nothing to explain how changes affecting Working Holiday Makers serve the Government’s stated objective of easing housing pressure, while leaving regional employers exposed to unknown workforce risk. Executive Officer
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has warned the Federal Government is putting Australia’s food security, regional economies and farm safety at risk if it pushes ahead with a crackdown on Working Holiday Maker visas without urgent consultation with the industries
The NFF Horticulture Council today urged the Australian Government to immediately restore normal processing of Working Holiday Maker visa applications, and to set out plainly what it intends for Australia’s seasonal horticulture workforce. On the Department of Home Affairs’ own
Comments attributable to NFF CEO Michael Guerin: “Migration policy should not be treated as a political football. This is about food security, keeping farms operating and ensuring food remains affordable for Australian families. “We haven’t seen the detail of this
