Federal Budget

NFF said the tax exemptions were significant wins for family farm businesses.

Budget breakdown: wins and losses for agriculture

Last night's Federal Budget delivered mixed results.

13 May 2026

The Government has committed to boosting health funding, but NRHA remains concerned that rural and remote Australians won't receive an equitable share.

Federal Budget: Fears rural health challenges remain forgotten

NRHA has raised concerns rural regions will not receive an equitable share of health funding.

28 March 2025

Farm leaders are disappointed with the 2025 Federal Budget, likening it to a single scoop of vanilla icecream.

Government delivers "vanilla" Federal Budget

An overview of the "vanilla" 2025 Federal Budget.

26 March 2025

NRHA welcomed additional funding for RFDS in the Federal Budget, but was disappointed by the lack of rural health funding overall. Credit: myphotobank.com.au, Shutterstock.

Federal Budget fails rural health

The NRHA said the Federal Budget failed to address a $6.55 billion shortfall in rural healthcare.

17 May 2024

NFF said the Government has “twisted the knife into Australian agriculture” last night, with the funding to shut down the live sheep trade the biggest allocation of new funding for the sector. Credit: ADragan, Shutterstock.

Budget delivers brutal blow for farming

NFF claims the Government twisted the knife into Australian Ag with last night's budget.

15 May 2024

NFF president, David Jochinke, said the group of farm industry leaders turned their backs on the ag minister at the industry budget breakfast, just "like he turned his back on farmers." Credit: NFF.

Farm leaders walk out on Watt

Peak industry bodies abandoned yesterday's budget breakfast in protest of the sheep trade shutdown.

15 May 2024

NFF have outlined 17 recommendations in the 2024-25 pre-budget submission. Credit: William Edge, Shutterstock.

NFF submits mutli-billion dollar wish list

NFF has outline 17 recommendations in its pre-budget submission.

06 May 2024

Budget lacking in key areas for farmers

Federal budget ‘not much joy’ for primary producers

10 May 2023

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