Article – Cows v sugar in WA grazing lease talks

9 February 2015 Matthew Cranston Queensland Country Life CHINESE real estate giant Shanghai Zhongfu is in discussions with one of Australia’s largest cattle producers Consolidated Pastoral Company (CPC) to take over a […]

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Article – Port Hedland iron ore exports up 30%

4 February 2015 Vicky Validakis Australian Mining The extra tonnages of iron ore the major miners are exporting is highlighted in official figures released by the Pilbara Port Authority. In January, iron […]

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Article – Goldfields gas pipeline program ramping up

5 February 2015 Cole Latimer Australian Mining A $140 million gas pipeline slated for WA’s Eastern Goldfields is ramping up as more piping arrives for construction. The 292 kilometre pipeline was first […]

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Article – NT to East Coast gas link proposal gains momentum

Summer 2014/15 Gas Today A gas pipeline linking the Northern Territory to the east coast gas market is now closer than ever after NSW and NT signed a memorandum of understanding to […]

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Article – Fertiliser giant Incitec Pivot signs deal to get Northern Territory gas

13 November 2014 Nathan Coates ABC Rural A proposed gas pipeline from the Northern Territory to eastern states would be a huge boost to the viability of Australia’s largest fertiliser manufacturer, Incitec […]

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Article – SunRice wants to grow Australian rice production and buys mill in Northern Australia

12 November 2014 Warwick Long ABC Rural Australia’s largest rice processor has completed a multi-million-dollar move into northern Australia. AUDIO: SunRice CEO, Rob Gordon explains the companies purchase of a mill in northern […]

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Article – Chinese free-trade deal opens door to exports

17 November 2014 The Australian TONY Abbott has won a dramatic increase in market access for ­Australian farmers, services and manufacturers in a trade deal worth at least $18 billion over a […]

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Article – Jacqui Lambie on the warpath

5 June 2014 Sean Ford The Advocate PAYROLL tax cuts to keep Qantas jobs in Tasmania should be just the start of creating a “special economic zone” in Tasmania, Palmer United senator-elect […]

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Article – Northern Territory will be farmed but not everyone wants to dam it

6 September 2014 Sue Neales The Australian THE clear warm water is gushing and gurgling across the dry plains of Tipperary Station as the new bore churns and drills into the limestone […]

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Article – NSW catching up to west and north in state economic race

21 July 2014 Alicia Barry ABC News New research shows growth across Australia’s states and territories is levelling out as the economy moves away from its reliance on mining. CommSec’s State of […]

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