Govt lacking strategic plan to deal with China: Labor "The government is not reacting in a careful strategic way. It's just responding to the most recent event or the most recent provocation." Test 1 week
PM offers sympathy but no answers to harvest labour shortage The Prime Minister Scott Morrison has sympathised with farmers trying to get seasonal harvest labour. Test 1 week
COMMENTDoug Anthony - remembering a political allstar Comment: Former leader of the Nationals in the Senate, Ron Boswell AO reflects on some key moments with the late Doug Anthony. Test 1 week
National quarantine hub calls for Pacific harvest workers The proposal would see agriculture workers fly into a regional hub on direct charter flights to serve their 14-day quarantine, but needs federal government support. Test 1 week
Is Dan the man to restore trade with China? Dan Tehan has a big challenge as our new trade minister to restore our badly fractured relationship with China. Test 1 week
Kalbarri residents are to get repowered "The Premier cannot accept that this is business as usual for the town of Kalbarri and the regions." Test 1 week, 1 day
Trade and climate change storm clouds have silver linings for ag Trade uncertainty and climate change will hang over the agriculture industry like two storm clouds this year, but both have significant silver linings. Test 1 week, 1 day
Bridget McKenzie to face Senate over sports rorts Former sports minister Bridget McKenzie will face a Senate committee in February over her involvement in the sports rorts scandal. Test 1 week, 1 day
Vic's new Ag Min knows what it's like to drink milk from the cow Mary-Anne Thomas grew up in the country, and knows about long bus rides to school and how to bag a slaughtered animal. Test 1 week, 6 days
Rural tax reform needed to lure business and capitalise on tree-changers Bold tax reforms are needed to lure more businesses to the bush and capitalise on the boom in working-from-home tree-changers many regional areas are experiencing. Test 2 weeks, 1 day
Top 10 spots in the North West to cool off this summer As rainfall increases across the North West, watering holes have reappeared and are near ready for locals to cool off. Test
ANALYSISPositive outlook in US beef forecast Ken Wilcock notes that anticipated lower US production coupled with improved packer demand is expected to drive prices higher in 2021. Test
Tasmania's border now open to Queensland, Sydney restrictions loosened Tasmania has softened its border restrictions in relation to Brisbane and Sydney. Test