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Migration missteps coming 1 July will fuel food prices


The National Farmers’ Federation is warning that changes to Australia’s migration settings coming into effect this Saturday could push food prices higher as farmers struggle to access workers to harvest produce. NFF President Fiona Simson said the Government needed to urgently reverse a deteriorating workforce environment for farmers. “This Saturday the starting gun fires on […]

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30 June 2023


Regional Tech Hub funding boost to keep the bush connected


The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) welcomes today’s announcement by The Hon Michelle Rowland MP to renew funding for the Regional Tech Hub. This vital initiative has helped more than 140,000 people around Australia with free and independent advice on getting connected and staying connected to internet and voice services. As the current provider, the NFF […]

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29 June 2023


NFF hosts agriculture’s next female leaders


The next wave of female leaders in agriculture have met in the nation’s capital to kickstart their journey with the Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program. The National Farmers’ Federation welcomed the 2023 cohort to Canberra for the initiative’s three-day introductory retreat. The program, now in its sixth year, is designed to create a clear pathway […]

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27 June 2023


Ode to the orange… and all Aussie produce


It’s no secret cost of living is biting into the weekly food budget and Australians are rethinking how they can make every dollar go further. Research commissioned by the National Farmers’ Federation found 51% of Australians are ‘extremely’ or ‘very’ concerned about fresh food and grocery costs, but equally concerning is the same number of […]

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Statement on the passing of the Hon. Simon Crean


Comments attributable to NFF President, Fiona Simson On behalf of the agricultural community, I offer our condolences to the Crean family after the loss of a remarkable man who commanded the respect of our industry. Simon had notable involvement in agriculture, landcare and regional Australia, serving as the Minister for Primary Industries and Energy in […]

26 June 2023


Country cousins denied health investment


The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has today called on state, territory and federal governments to urgently address the $6.5 billion annual shortfall in health expenditure in Australia’s regional and remote communities. A report released today by the National Rural Health Alliance (the Alliance) and completed by consultants Nous Group has found inequality between rural and […]

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23 June 2023


Greens’ posturing on Nature Repair Bill ‘unhelpful’


Australia’s peak farm body has labelled commentary by The Greens on the Nature Repair Market Bill as ‘unhelpful’, warning it threatens to delay or derail much needed private sector investment in Australia’s landscapes. NFF President Fiona Simson urged The Greens to take a more constructive approach on the Bill. “Farmers have been calling for this sort of […]

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21 June 2023


Australia’s reputation will suffer under live sheep ban: Farmers


The National Farmers’ Federation has warned a consultation panel assessing the phase-out of live sheep exports that Australia’s status as a favoured food exporter will suffer should the ban proceed. In a submission to the consultation process, made public today, the NFF has named broader trade impacts among several reasons the phase-out plan must be […]

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20 June 2023


New certification scheme to protect farm data


The National Farmers’ Federation has today released a new certification scheme, aimed at helping farmers choose tools and services which protect their farm data. The new scheme – which builds on existing schemes available in the United States and New Zealand – will certify products marketed to farmers to ensure they comply with the Australian […]

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19 June 2023


Phase out of live sheep trade


The Australian agricultural industry stands united in its opposition to the policy to phase out live sheep exports by sea. The key reasons for this include: Read the full submission here.

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15 June 2023


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