Wine growers are pleading for tax relief, to help them through the economic downturn, caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The industry has already suffered widespread impacts from the recent bushfires and smoke damage… Now, the additional pressure from the virus threatens to send businesses to the brink. Rural reporter Helene Lambetsos spoke with Australian Grape […]
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National Rural News March 27 2020
In today’s National Rural News, REX Airlines given permission to work with Virgin and Qantas to provide vital regional routes amid the coronavirus travel bans, Meat and Livestock Australia temporarily shuts its offices, and a trial of locally grown sesame
Rural News / 16:02 /
27/03/2020
How the dairy industry is coping with the coronavirus pandemic
A spike in demand for fresh dairy milk has provided welcome relief for the industry – which remains cautious as coronavirus spreads. The community was already reeling from ongoing drought, bushfires and high fodder prices.. And there’s concern about what might happen to milk sales if coffee shops and the like are forced to close […]
Rural News / 04:12 /
26/03/2020
National Rural News March 26 2020
In today’s National Rural News, farmers are guaranteed they are essential, as industries are shut down amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the wine industry pleads for tax relief, and the future of the Paradise Dam becomes a major issue for two Queensland by-elections..
Rural News / 16:03 /
26/03/2020
NAB Commodity Report holds farmers in good stead.
Some of the country’s key export markets are suffering as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but an increase in domestic demand will hold the agriculture sector in good stead. National Australia Bank has released its monthly commodity report which shows Australia is positioned well in terms of security. Farmers normally produce enough food for […]
Rural News / 04:32 /
25/03/2020
Wine growers are pleading for tax relief, to help them through the economic downturn, caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The industry has already suffered widespread impacts from the recent bushfires and smoke damage… Now, the additional pressure from the virus threatens to send businesses to the brink. Rural reporter Helene Lambetsos spoke with Australian Grape […]
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27/03/2020
National Rural News March 27 2020
In today’s National Rural News, REX Airlines given permission to work with Virgin and Qantas to provide vital regional routes amid the coronavirus travel bans, Meat and Livestock Australia temporarily shuts its offices, and a trial of locally grown sesame
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27/03/2020
How the dairy industry is coping with the coronavirus pandemic
A spike in demand for fresh dairy milk has provided welcome relief for the industry – which remains cautious as coronavirus spreads. The community was already reeling from ongoing drought, bushfires and high fodder prices.. And there’s concern about what might happen to milk sales if coffee shops and the like are forced to close […]
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26/03/2020
National Rural News March 26 2020
In today’s National Rural News, farmers are guaranteed they are essential, as industries are shut down amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the wine industry pleads for tax relief, and the future of the Paradise Dam becomes a major issue for two Queensland by-elections..
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26/03/2020
NAB Commodity Report holds farmers in good stead.
Some of the country’s key export markets are suffering as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but an increase in domestic demand will hold the agriculture sector in good stead. National Australia Bank has released its monthly commodity report which shows Australia is positioned well in terms of security. Farmers normally produce enough food for […]
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25/03/2020
Wine growers are pleading for tax relief, to help them through the economic downturn, caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The industry has already suffered widespread impacts from the recent bushfires and smoke damage… Now, the additional pressure from the virus threatens to send businesses to the brink. Rural reporter Helene Lambetsos spoke with Australian Grape […]
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27/03/2020
National Rural News March 27 2020
In today’s National Rural News, REX Airlines given permission to work with Virgin and Qantas to provide vital regional routes amid the coronavirus travel bans, Meat and Livestock Australia temporarily shuts its offices, and a trial of locally grown sesame
Rural News
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27/03/2020
How the dairy industry is coping with the coronavirus pandemic
A spike in demand for fresh dairy milk has provided welcome relief for the industry – which remains cautious as coronavirus spreads. The community was already reeling from ongoing drought, bushfires and high fodder prices.. And there’s concern about what might happen to milk sales if coffee shops and the like are forced to close […]
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26/03/2020
National Rural News March 26 2020
In today’s National Rural News, farmers are guaranteed they are essential, as industries are shut down amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the wine industry pleads for tax relief, and the future of the Paradise Dam becomes a major issue for two Queensland by-elections..
Rural News
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26/03/2020
NAB Commodity Report holds farmers in good stead.
Some of the country’s key export markets are suffering as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but an increase in domestic demand will hold the agriculture sector in good stead. National Australia Bank has released its monthly commodity report which shows Australia is positioned well in terms of security. Farmers normally produce enough food for […]
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25/03/2020