5 August 2014 Bridget Fitzgerald ABC Rural Western Australia’s largest red meat processor has signed a historic deal for the long term supply of beef and sheep meat into China. The deal
1 August 2014 Craig Zonca and Cassie Hough ABC Rural The Asian export market will become a ‘significant prospect’ for Australian beef producers, as international food demands increase. The issue was one
31 July 2014 Lisa Herbert ABC Rural A Federal parliamentary committee is continuing to look at the proposed Korea-Australia Free Trade Agreement, which is promising a 73 per cent increase in agricultural
1 August 2014 Ticky Fullerton ABC News Australia’s agricultural soul is stirring in a way it has not done since the end of the great wool years, and the drive is coming
5 August 2014 Brad Thompson The West Australian The dream of growing cities in the Pilbara is a step closer to reality after investigations revealed massive underground reservoirs able to support rapid
30 July 2014 Sally Bryant ABC Rural If you grew up watching cartoons like the Jetsons, you could be forgiven for being disappointed at how slow society has been in developing robots
4 August 2014 Jared Owens and Rachel Baxendale The Australian AUSTRALIA must abandon illogical rhetoric about becoming the food bowl of Asia because it is ridiculous and “read as a threat overseas’’,
2 August 2014 The Morning Bulletin THE FEDERAL Government has committed to realising the potential of the country’s north. It will produce a White Paper on Developing Northern Australia that sets out
4 August 2014 Peter Klinger The West Australian This is it. It’s Diggin’ & Dealin’ time again as Kalgoorlie-Boulder welcomes 1900 blokes and three women, for mining’s biggest annual swim-through since the
31 July 2014 Cecilia Jamasmie mining.com The Queensland State Government in Australia revealed Thursday it will begin accepting applications for uranium mining, vowing it will not be exported via any of the state’s
1 August 2014 Ben Hagemann Australian Mining With Queensland drumming up support for getting back into the uranium business, mines minster Andrew Cripps has not ruled out the prospect of exporting the
1 August 2014 Jacinta Bolsenbroek Farm Weekly KIMBERLEY Agricultural Investment (KAI) plans to build a bustling import/export port in Northern Australia, overcoming the huge freight costs which are holding back the region’s