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National Rural News Friday August 9 2024
National Rural News Friday August 9 2024
In today's National Rural News: Murray Darling water allocation costs soar, a win for regional communities in New South Wales, sheep and wool producers encouraged to take up refreshed learning program - plus the latest from the markets and more.
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Tuesday Talk: Craig Wilkins in-conversation for Nature Festival
Hear from Craig Wilkins, National Director Murray Darling Conservation Alliance, in discussion with Tansy Curtin, Acting Assistant Director, Artistic Programs, as they talk about our states reliance and long term relationship with water.
Craig provides national leadership for an alliance of peak c…
Murray Darling communities still unhappy with the Commonwealth over water policy
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Transparency challenge, a legal threat, and contentious travel plans - #603
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Bayside sues for planning transparency
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North Sydney winds back its park user fee plan
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From EPBC Chaos to Carbon Credits: What’s Happening to Australian Farming | Off the Land with Rob EP10
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Off the Land with Rob – Episode 10
Four stories this week that every Australian who eats should hear.
The EPBC Act changes that have effectively killed the old continuous-use exemption. Clearing regrowth, putting in firebreaks, controlling scrub near watercourses — a …
28,000 irrigators lose $1.5-billion Murray Darling class action
A group of 28,000 irrigators has lost a $1.5-billion class action against the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA).
Murray Darling wetlands. Taking on science deniers. A brief history of clocks
Environmental historian Emily O’Gorman explains why it's a mistake to set wetlands aside as areas not available for human interaction and use. Philosopher Lee McIntyre urges a push back against science denial and disinformation. David Rooney on how clocks have been deployed as instruments of faith,…
Murray Darling crisis; New Zealand and China relationship strains; copyright freedoms
Scientists unsurprised by Murray Darling fish deaths; New Zealand's formerly happy relationship with China is being tested; new copyright freedoms are a boon for Australian historians
133. Syrah/Shiraz Grape Guide - Same Grape, Different Names: Styles, Regions and Winemaking for WSET Level 2
Episode 133: Syrah/Shiraz Grape Guide - Same Grape, Different Names: Styles, Regions and Winemaking for WSET Level 2 Host: Joanne Close Episode Length: 10:33 Release Date: October 13, 2026 Join the Wine Educate Newsletter
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