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The Treasurer has been courting officials to grant exemptions, amid US cattle and sheep producers calling for tariffs on Aussie red meat imports.
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Chalmers declares US tariffs meeting was ‘positive’
The Treasurer has been courting officials to grant exemptions, amid US cattle and sheep producers calling for tariffs on Aussie red meat imports.
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‘Unacceptable threat’: Councillors vote against battery plant
A first-term councillor has led a successful charge to oppose a lithium battery plant in North East Victoria. See the latest.
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ECYI indicators: Young cattle prices fall to 660c/kg
The EYCI has dropped 9c/kg in a week but the National Young Cattle Indicator gained 11c/kg. See the latest figures.
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Major country footy leagues targeting co-ordinated approach
A push is underway to have Victoria’s premier country football leagues have equal salary caps and player points systems.
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NFF renew call for a national food plan
The National Farmers’ Federation is seeking a commitment from political candidates of all stripes to tackle food security and supply chain disruptions.
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