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Australia's second biggest wool export destination could take even more wool in future, with increasingly frequent trade talks focusing on how to strengthen the market.

India a growing market for Australian wool

Australian Meat Industry Council's general manager of industry affairs Tim Ryan outlines why the commentary around domestic beef and lamb retail prices has not been healthy for the industry. Picture Shan Goodwin.

"The saleyard is not a good indicator of what supermarkets or processors are buying."

Supermarkets can't backtrack now; Is cheaper Chrissy beef so good?

Superfine woolgrowers Jock and Shara Menzies, Coningdale, Armidale. Photo:Simon Chamberlain. 

Wool buyers are being urged to be willing to pay more for quality amid concerns pricing hasn't kept pace with inflationary pressures.

Undervalued wool deserves a new era

The National Farmers' Federation has welcomed the Premier's support. File image.

Roger Cook told the state parliament the policy was an "unnecessary burden".

Farmers welcome WA Premier's live ex defence

Federal MP for O'Connor, Rick Wilson, in a speech to Parliament, called on the government to remove Animals Australia from its role on the live export advisory group, citing illegal behaviour as part of his reasoning.

The opposition calls for government to cut all ties with Animals Australia citing radical and illegal behaviour in its reasoning.

Animals Australia advisory role questioned

The Responsible Wool Standard is being combined with seven other Textile Exchange fibre standards.

The Responsible Wool Standard is getting a revamp, with details to be unveiled in the new year.

Changes to RWS set to be unveiled in new year

"It will now be up to Cabinet to decide whether they want to release the full report, part of the report or none of the report," suggests National party leader David Littleproud.

Live export document impasse

Ripley Atkinson addresses MLA Updates in Bendigo. Photo: Shan Goodwin.

Exponential growth in the national flock and producer fears around El Nino conditions that did not eventuate are among the key factors that have driven this year's low sheep meat prices.

What has caused sheep meat market woes: MLA

Woolworths said it expects to sell more than a million ham portions for Christmas. 

Drops in retail red meat pricing have beef and lamb well positioned to compete with ham and pork for Christmas.

Meaty selection on offer for Christmas

Goat exports to China have skyrocketed this year, but the US is where all eyes are focused. 

More than half of Australia's goat exports head the way of Americans.

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