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Wool industry set to bloom
AFTER years of a supply overhang, record wool prices and demand from China is set to see many Australian
17 April 2012
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Calls for federal wild dog bounty
THE federal government should introduce a $200 bounty on wild dogs in a bid to control the pests in Western
17 April 2012
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Asia the key for workers: KPMG
WITH a lack of experienced farmers to train younger farmers, one solution is to turn to migrants from
16 April 2012
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Northern indigenous pastoralist boost
FUNDING to support the northern indigenous pastoral industry will be used across three states to trial
16 April 2012
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Death on hobby farm
A PERTH man has died on his hobby farm in Cunderdin after falling from the roof of his Land Cruiser and
16 April 2012
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Pipeline improves WA food security
A NEW irrigation pipeline for a town in Western Australia's north is set to provide increased water and
14 April 2012
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Abbott on the MDBP fence: Burke
WITH just five days left for public comment on the Murray Darling Basin Plan, Tony Abbott is yet to state
14 April 2012
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Further flood grants in east
WHILE attention to the flooding in the Eastern States has largely dropped off, communities across the
14 April 2012
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