A national crisis meeting will be held in Western Australia next month as the seafood industry approaches what it’s describing as the “tipping point.” The state’s government is proposing to increase the annual catch – and preserve 17 per cent for the domestic market. To find out more about it’s broader implications rural reporter Eddie […]
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A national crisis meeting will be held in Western Australia next month as the seafood industry approaches what it’s describing as the “tipping point.” The state’s government is proposing to increase the annual catch – and preserve 17 per cent for the domestic market. To find out more about it’s broader implications rural reporter Eddie […]
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National Rural News January 18
In today’s National Rural News, Prime Minister avoids knee jerk reaction to mass fish kill, dry outlook for the next three months, seafood crisis meeting to be held in February, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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18/01/2019
Bumper grape harvest on the cards
There’s few things more refreshing on a hot day than a cool bunch of grapes — and you might notice this summer, they’re extra delicious. Ideal growing conditions have greeted farmers, who are expected a bumper crop. To find out more about the season, rural reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up with Australian Table Grapes Association […]
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National Rural News January 17
In today’s National Rural News, Barnaby Joyce speaks on calls for new Murray Darling Basin Royal Commission, bumper grape harvest on the cards, the push for the world to become vegan by 2050, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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17/01/2019
River and water managers meet after mass fish death
River managers, environmental water holders, and fisheries scientists are continuing their work to manage and prevent future fish deaths in the Murray Darling Basin. They’ve met in Canberra in the first of two meetings, after about one million fish died in the Lower Darling River. To find out more, reporter Jenna Thomas spoke with Murray […]
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16/01/2019
A national crisis meeting will be held in Western Australia next month as the seafood industry approaches what it’s describing as the “tipping point.” The state’s government is proposing to increase the annual catch – and preserve 17 per cent for the domestic market. To find out more about it’s broader implications rural reporter Eddie […]
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18/01/2019
National Rural News January 18
In today’s National Rural News, Prime Minister avoids knee jerk reaction to mass fish kill, dry outlook for the next three months, seafood crisis meeting to be held in February, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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18/01/2019
Bumper grape harvest on the cards
There’s few things more refreshing on a hot day than a cool bunch of grapes — and you might notice this summer, they’re extra delicious. Ideal growing conditions have greeted farmers, who are expected a bumper crop. To find out more about the season, rural reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up with Australian Table Grapes Association […]
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17/01/2019
National Rural News January 17
In today’s National Rural News, Barnaby Joyce speaks on calls for new Murray Darling Basin Royal Commission, bumper grape harvest on the cards, the push for the world to become vegan by 2050, plus the latest from the markets and more.
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17/01/2019
River and water managers meet after mass fish death
River managers, environmental water holders, and fisheries scientists are continuing their work to manage and prevent future fish deaths in the Murray Darling Basin. They’ve met in Canberra in the first of two meetings, after about one million fish died in the Lower Darling River. To find out more, reporter Jenna Thomas spoke with Murray […]
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