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- Sep 26, 2026
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Will the Nationals survive in regional Victoria against a rising One Nation? (opens the original)
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A dramatic surge in regional support for One Nation is threatening to upend Victorian country politics, with Pauline Hanson's party setting its sights on traditional National Party strongholds by targeting controversial rural energy transmission projects. A recent Stock & Land survey found 22 per cent of respondents intended to vote for One Nation, closely following the Liberal Party at 23pc and well above the Nationals' 8pc. Monash University head of politics Zareh Ghazarian said recent electio
How Australian agribusinesses are building buffers against unstable supply chains (opens the original)
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Australian farmers face mounting exposure to global shipping choke points, with agribusiness leaders warning that the nation's reliance on imported nitrogen fertiliser through the volatile Strait of Hormuz threatens domestic food security. Speaking at Agribusiness Australia's Food Security Summit, Nutrien Ag Solutions managing director Adrian Capogreco said the sector had "learnt the hard way" about its dependence on overseas supply chains. "Once you have identified that those dependencies exist
Award-winning drone technology offers a glimpse into the future of farming (opens the original)
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An award-winning videographer says farming's shift towards drone technology and artificial intelligence is only just beginning. Edward Barraclough, Newborough, was presented with the Westpac Innovation in Agriculture Award at the Australian Agriculture Awards on Wednesday night. Mr Barraclough's company Drone-Hand has developed software that uses drones and artificial intelligence to assist farmers in managing their paddocks and collecting real-time data. The program has already been adopted by
How a 'one-off' rural event led to a national movement and award recognition (opens the original)
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Byaduk farmer Jackie Elliott has been recognised for turning a desire to connect rural women into a national movement. Ms Elliott, who runs a sheep and beef farm with her husband Daniel, was chosen as the winner of the Victorian Toyota Wellbeing and Safety in Agriculture category at the Australian Agriculture Awards. The award recognises her work in founding Rural Women's Day, a registered not-for-profit dedicated to supporting women in rural and regional areas. She said while she was "still a b
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