Property Rights Australia (PRA) was formed in 2003 to protect the property rights of those unfairly targeted bythe Vegetation Management Act 1999. We are a non-profit organisation of primary producers and smallbusiness people mostly from … Continue Reading
By now members will have received notices of AGM. These will be the 2020-21 AGM which has been affected by COVID.In this era of Reef Regulations where WWF and other conservation groups have the inside … Continue Reading
(NEAR FORMER LINC SITE AND EXISTING UNDERGOUND WATER CONTAMINATION) Arrow Energy have put in an Environmental Authority Amendment Application to enable them to install an additional 280 gas wells in the locality of Hopeland (Priority … Continue Reading
In Queensland, the CSG industry’s area of development is increasing, the number and density of CSG wells is increasing and the number of immediately impacted farmer’s water bores is increasing, yet only half of them … Continue Reading
Media Release: Negligence exposes beef producers to unnecessary risks Property Rights Australia is calling for the immediate release of a report funded by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) to determine beef producer liability if … Continue Reading
17th August 2017 The beef industry usually lives on the slimmest of margins and is always searching for efficiencies. What industry would bring in, under the guise of self-responsibility or a “voluntary” system, a protocol … Continue Reading
24th May 2017 WWF needs to be roundly condemned for their underhanded tactics in deceiving people into signing a petition in support of a Bill similar to or a clone of the Vegetation Reinstatement Bill … Continue Reading
Not for profit organisation, Property Rights Australia (PRA), believes that it is becoming more apparent the very large multiplying economic and social impacts that will be experienced by the Central Queensland region, if the … Continue Reading
Media Statement – January 19, 2017 Property Rights Australia (PRA) appreciates that Labor Senator Murray Watt, Opposition spokesman for Agriculture Joel Fitzgibbon and State Minister for Agriculture Bill Byrne have made themselves … Continue Reading
23rd November 2016 Media Release – Governments need to reassess approach in wake of farm defence acquisitions Property Rights Australia (PRA) asks that the government reconsider all options before proceeding with its … Continue Reading
Property Rights Australia Chairman, Dale Stiller welcomed the defeat of the government’s proposed harsh amendments to the Vegetation Management Act. From the tip of Cape York to the southern border, land … Continue Reading
Media Release Petition to Throw out Proposed Amendments to Vegetation Laws Property Rights Australia chairman, Dale Stiller, has received considerable support for a petition calling for the Queensland Parliament to throw out proposed … Continue Reading
Media Release Available for publication Thursday August 4, 2016 Environment Minister Steven Miles as reported[1] on Monday, made the accusation that farmers this year were going to politicise the EKKA, in today’s rally … Continue Reading
19th January 2016 The Queensland governments latest tree cover report (SLAT’s) confirms that the north is largely undeveloped with 90% and greater remanent native vegetation across various regions. For long term viability, NQ agricultural … Continue Reading
Media Statement Property Rights Australia (PRA) welcomes the formation of the steering committee to assess beef sustainability issues. PRA heartily endorses the comments by the steering committee chair Prue Bondfield[1] of the … Continue Reading