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A Victorian abattoir is seeking a permanent injunction and a potential six-figure sum for damages against an animal activist group. See the details.
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No injunction against slaughter video would ‘invite anarchy’
A Victorian abattoir is seeking a permanent injunction and a potential six-figure sum for damages against an animal activist group. See the details.
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‘We won’t be farming past Christmas’
Roger Heath says southwest Victoria’s green drought will force farmers like him off the land before the year is out. Here’s why.
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‘Productive’ talks on drought
Farmers say meeting Agriculture Minister Ros Spence was a step forward on achieving a state-federal green drought package.
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Duxton Water announce record half-year profit
Corporate water holder Duxton Water Limited has announced its highest ever half-year net profit, as the federal government continues its water recovery efforts.
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Coles, Woolies step up deforestation commitments
Coles and Woolworths have stepped up their deforestation targets in the face of mounting pressure from consumers, investors and environmental groups.
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