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Qld leaseholders to win extensions for environmental work

19th March 2007Queensland farmers and graziers who lease State Government land will be able to get longer leases if they improve the condition of their land, under innovative land reforms introduced in the Queensland Parliament … Continue Reading

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

Farmers: city families need you!

16th March 2007Farm Day – a national day of ‘fun, friendship and understanding’ – is calling on farmers to host a city family for a day-visit during the weekend of May 26-27.Conceived by Victorian wool … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News

What Really Causes Climate Change? By Laurence Hecht

14th March 2007 Dynamics of Earth-Sun orbital relationships, and not statisti- we have just presented. He might also argue that the recent cal trends in greenhouse gases, are the principal cause of cli- decades’ warming … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Gas, Global Warming, Local Government, Property Rights Australia

Nationals threaten to spill water plan

12th March 2007The Federal Nationals are pushing to limit the buying back of irrigation licences as part of the Government’s $10-billion Murray-Darling Basin plan, raising accusations that they are trying to scupper the deal.Deputy Prime … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Irrigation

Water rebates system now in place: AgForce

8th March 2007Queensland irrigators can now apply for up to $10,000 a year to offset the cost of paying for water they will never receive, according to AgForce water spokesperson Ian Burnett.“AgForce lobbied hard to … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Irrigation

Independent investigator confirmed for McKay case

8th March 2007Ashley McKay has notched an early win in his quest for accountability within the Queensland Government for its failed pursuit of him over tree clearing charges.The Crime and Misconduct Commission last month referred … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Land Clearing

Cobb thinks water plan will increase farm production

5th March 2007The new assistant minister for Water, John Cobb, hopes the government will use money from its $10 billion plan for water to help farmers “keep doing what they do best”, rather than sell … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Irrigation

Qld Govt investigated over handling of tree clearing case

2nd March 2007The shoe is now firmly on the other foot for Ashley McKay, with the Crime and Misconduct Commission ordering an investigation into the actions of six Queensland Government employees involved in his landmark … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Land Clearing

Push for quick fix for Qld land rent dispute

1st March 2007The tricky problem of adjusting Queensland leasehold land rents to meet soaring property values could be resolved by the end of the month.Ahead of a meeting with AgForce on Wednesday afternoon, State Natural … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Local Government

Release of national water charging stocktake

28th February 2007The first national stocktake of water charging policies in urban and rural water sectors was released today by the chairman of the National Water Commission, Ken Matthews.The stocktake is the first step in … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Irrigation

Rural investment schemes put extra pressure on water use

27th February 2007The NSW Farmers’ Association has called again for the Federal Government to stick by its decision to remove tax concessions for agribusiness managed investment schemes (MIS).The renewed attack is timed to coincide with … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Irrigation, Land Access

Qld farmers call for commonsense on water plan

23rd February 2007Queensland Farmers Federation has called on Federal and State Governments to agree on a “commonsense” approach to water reform that provides more effective national leadership on the Murray Darling Basin while providing certainty … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Irrigation, Local Government

Review by Les White (PRA Treasurer/Secretary) – The Bradfield Scheme

21st February 2007 Australia is the driest continent on Earth is the excuse the State and Federal Government conveniently uses to cover up their lack of vision in not constructing the essential water Storage and … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Drought, Irrigation, Land Access

A vote for Labor, a vote against NSW farmers: ABA

20th February 2007Although the Australian Beef Association claims to remain an apolitical association, this week it has come out strongly against the NSW Labor Government over ‘the appalling treatment of the State’s beef producers’.The broader … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Beef, Community, Election, Native Vegetation

PAROO RIVER SHOULD BE ASSESSED ON SCIENCE

19th February 2007 Member for Warrego Howard Hobbs today labeled the call by the Humane Society International (HIS) for the Paroo River to be protected first by the Australian Heritage Council (AHC) as rubbish and … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Drought
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