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Canberras carbon trading scheme hit by court action

14th June 2007THE Federal Government’s proposed carbon trading scheme is on hold after court action by a farmer from the NSW Monaro who is seeking compensation for the “theft” of carbon credits because of land … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Gas, Land Clearing

Showdown on council amalgamations brought forward

13th June 2007The Qld Government has brought forward a meeting-of-minds between disaffected western Queensland mayors and rural organisations over the smouldering issue of forced council amalgamations. Originally penciled in towards the end of the month, … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Local Government

Farmers left in the dark on emissions trading

1st June 2007Farmers are no closer to learning how they will be affected by a proposed new national carbon trading scheme. Prime Minister John Howard yesterday received a landmark report into the idea from a … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Community, Gas, Land Clearing

Young farmers forum heading to Griffith

31st May 2007One hundred young Australians will have the chance to set new directions for Australia’s rural industries at the second National Young Farmers Forum, to be held in Griffith in July. The focus of … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Drought

First Qld river caps set

31st May 2007 Water diversions from rivers in Queensland that fall within the Murray Darling Basin will be capped for the first time, after limits proposed by the State Government for four river valleys were … Continue Reading

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Class action haults as cash dries up

25th May 2007Drought pressures and dwindling bank balances have stopped hundreds of southern irrigators joining the fight for compensation after drastic water cuts to groundwater and carry over allocations last year. Irrigators say financial pressures … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Drought, Irrigation

PRA Submission to the Local Government Reform Commission

24th May 2007 For a printable copy of this document, click Page 1 and Page 2. FOR CONSIDERATION BY THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT REFORM COMMISSION ON THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THE GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL TO REFORM LOCAL AUTHORITY … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Beef, Community, Local Government, Property Rights Australia

AGM Presentation – John Purcell, Chairman – Turning the Tide

24th May 2007 Ladies and Gentlemen:  It is once more my privilege to present the PRA Chairman’s Report.  The year 2006/2007 has been one of mixed fortunes; however, in my view, the positives have exceeded the … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Election, Gas, Land Clearing, Property Rights Australia

Beattie Govt feels the heat of council merger protests

23rd May 2007 THE IRONY of regional council staff chanting “the workers united will never be defeated” at a series of rallies may be starting to unnerve the Queensland Government’s hard-line approach to forced council … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Local Government

City slickers to get a taste of life on the land

22nd May 2007FOR most city families, a day on a farm exploring the way modern farmers work is not usually on the weekend itinerary, however, “Farm Day” – which is going national on May 26 … Continue Reading

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Backlash grows against forced amalgamations

21st May 2007AgForce is calling on the State Government to halt its forced shire amalgamation process and give the community a meaningful say, in the wake of a comprehensive AgForce member survey and more grassroots … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Land Access, Local Government

AGM Presentation – Les White – Climate Change is Natural, Global Warming is False

21st May 2007 To download a printable version, click here.  The Global climate is continually in a state of change. Its part of the Natural evolution of our Planet and the Sun – Earth orbital relationship.  … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Gas, Global Warming, Land Clearing, Property Rights Australia

Vital data for irrigated industries goes online

24th April 2007The National Agricultural Monitoring System (NAMS) website this week has been expanded to provide vital information for irrigators – from stream flow data to climatic conditions and water availability. Minister for Agriculture, Peter … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Drought, Irrigation

Qld primary industries week underway on Friday

24th April 2007Imagine if we could design a new variety of wheat and know how it would perform before it’s even planted? Or if we could use a fantastically small tube to wipe out termites … Continue Reading

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SMALL BUSINESS AND JOBS TO SUFFER UNDER BEATTIE’S COUNCIL AMALGAMATIONS

23rd April 2007 “Regional and Rural Small Businesses and local jobs are set to be decimated under the disgraceful Beattie Labor Government’s plan to force large scale Local Government amalgamations,” Shadow Minister for Local Government … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Local Government
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