Wool prices have begun the long road to recovery after a week of record rises. Value of the fibre has plunged after hitting records 12 months ago. The Eastern Market Indicator was above 2000c/kg at the start of the year, but by the start of last week it had dropped to 1365c/kg. AWI Trade Consultant […]
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National Rural News September 16
In today’s National Rural News, wool growers hope prices have bottomed out, Bellamy’s $1.5 billion takeover, calls for public consultation to be slashed for construction of new dams, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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Fish relocated to prevent armageddon
The Noah’s Ark inspired plan to mitigate mass fish kills in the Darling River has commenced. Native fish are being moved down stream from Menindee to ensure the species survival. New South Wales DPI Murray Darling Program Leader Cameron Lay told Macquarie’s rural reporter Eddie Summerfield, the fish needed to be relocated. “These fish are […]
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13/09/2019
National Rural News September 13
In today’s National Rural News, fish relocated as part of Noah’s Ark plan, farm trespass laws pass federal parliament, Australian and New Zealand Ag Tech industries unite, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News / 15:43 /
13/09/2019
Remote employment advocate crowned Rural Woman of the Year
An advocate for people working remotely has been named Australia’s rural woman of the year. Wagga Wagga’s Jo Palmer created Pointer Remote Roles, a platform designed to help people get into work, regardless of where they live. Ms Palmer told Macquarie’s Rural Reporter Eddie Summerfield, it was hard to believe she was named the rural […]
Rural News / 07:46 /
12/09/2019
Wool prices have begun the long road to recovery after a week of record rises. Value of the fibre has plunged after hitting records 12 months ago. The Eastern Market Indicator was above 2000c/kg at the start of the year, but by the start of last week it had dropped to 1365c/kg. AWI Trade Consultant […]
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National Rural News September 16
In today’s National Rural News, wool growers hope prices have bottomed out, Bellamy’s $1.5 billion takeover, calls for public consultation to be slashed for construction of new dams, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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9 hours ago
Fish relocated to prevent armageddon
The Noah’s Ark inspired plan to mitigate mass fish kills in the Darling River has commenced. Native fish are being moved down stream from Menindee to ensure the species survival. New South Wales DPI Murray Darling Program Leader Cameron Lay told Macquarie’s rural reporter Eddie Summerfield, the fish needed to be relocated. “These fish are […]
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13/09/2019
National Rural News September 13
In today’s National Rural News, fish relocated as part of Noah’s Ark plan, farm trespass laws pass federal parliament, Australian and New Zealand Ag Tech industries unite, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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13/09/2019
Remote employment advocate crowned Rural Woman of the Year
An advocate for people working remotely has been named Australia’s rural woman of the year. Wagga Wagga’s Jo Palmer created Pointer Remote Roles, a platform designed to help people get into work, regardless of where they live. Ms Palmer told Macquarie’s Rural Reporter Eddie Summerfield, it was hard to believe she was named the rural […]
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12/09/2019
Wool prices have begun the long road to recovery after a week of record rises. Value of the fibre has plunged after hitting records 12 months ago. The Eastern Market Indicator was above 2000c/kg at the start of the year, but by the start of last week it had dropped to 1365c/kg. AWI Trade Consultant […]
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National Rural News September 16
In today’s National Rural News, wool growers hope prices have bottomed out, Bellamy’s $1.5 billion takeover, calls for public consultation to be slashed for construction of new dams, plus the latest from the markets and more. Subscribe to the National Rural News podcast: http://bit.ly/RuralNewsPodcast
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9 hours ago
Fish relocated to prevent armageddon
The Noah’s Ark inspired plan to mitigate mass fish kills in the Darling River has commenced. Native fish are being moved down stream from Menindee to ensure the species survival. New South Wales DPI Murray Darling Program Leader Cameron Lay told Macquarie’s rural reporter Eddie Summerfield, the fish needed to be relocated. “These fish are […]
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13/09/2019
National Rural News September 13
In today’s National Rural News, fish relocated as part of Noah’s Ark plan, farm trespass laws pass federal parliament, Australian and New Zealand Ag Tech industries unite, plus the latest from the markets and more.
Rural News
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13/09/2019
Remote employment advocate crowned Rural Woman of the Year
An advocate for people working remotely has been named Australia’s rural woman of the year. Wagga Wagga’s Jo Palmer created Pointer Remote Roles, a platform designed to help people get into work, regardless of where they live. Ms Palmer told Macquarie’s Rural Reporter Eddie Summerfield, it was hard to believe she was named the rural […]
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12/09/2019