Retail giant again rejects suggestions it treats suppliers poorly, saying it has a zero-tolerance policy for staff action against any partners who make complaints about it.
Adrian Lowe
Fertiliser giant Nutrien is fighting eviction from its Kwinana operation next week amid a souring of relations with the Fremantle Port Authority after a fire destroyed a storage shed in February.
Neale Prior
Agriculture Minister Jackie Jarvis announced an $8.6 million drought-assistance package, but farmers are concerned that will only ‘touch the edges’.
Jake Dietsch
Farmers struggling with a crippling drought will soon be able to access an $8.6 million assistance package.
Corporate giants Glencore and Wesfarmers are big beneficiaries of a $330 million funding initiative by the Albanese Government for clean energy projects.
Adrian Rauso
The discovery of fire ants on a defence base west of Brisbane has raised serious concerns about whether other defence sites are harbouring the super pest.
Liv Casben and Tracey Ferrier
WA Agriculture Minister Jackie Jarvis has called on her Federal counterpart Murray Watt to postpone Australia’s annual live export moratorium as the State’s sheep farmers hit a crisis point.
Olivia Ford
Agriculture Minister Murray Watt is confident inquiries into supermarket prices will result in better deals for primary producers.
Andrew Brown
WA Agriculture Minister Jackie Jarvis has refuted ‘false’ claims by the WA Nationals that she ‘advised’ drought-stricken farmers to euthanise their livestock, saying her comments were taken out of context.
Adam Poulsen
An outback cattle property will be turned into a national park thanks to an anonymous benefactor who donated $21 million to help buy the station.
Liv Casben
Farmers must accelerate agricultural innovation to create more sustainable farming systems, according to Australia's national science agency.
WA shoppers should expect delays and disruptions in some grocery lines for another week and a half as the major supermarkets’ supply chains recover from flooding last month.
Australians are buying fewer fruit and vegetables and less milk,while chocolate and chip sales are up over the past five years, according to new data.
Australia’s peak live export body has accused the RSPCA of spreading “misinformation” about the welfare of sheep and cattle onboard the MV Bahijah after the livestock carrier arrived in Israel at the weekend.
A law forcing rice growers in northern NSW to send their produce south before it can be exported is set to be repealed, opening up major growth opportunities.
Jacob Shteyman
An Australian plant-based meat manufacturer has launched a half meat and half plant product in what it has described as a world first.
The Perth-based company, said to be the world’s biggest sandalwood operator, collapsed three days ago.
Sean Smith
Producers in WA’s premier wine region say Federal Government grants would be a big help for smaller scale wineries eager to establish a presence in the newly-reopened China trade route.
Simone Grogan
Sandalwood company Quintis has collapsed for the second time inside six years, with receivers from FTI Consulting put into the privately owned group.
Thousands of competitors aged from five to 94 have taken part in Australia's largest agricultural show as it winds up in Sydney after 12 days.
The boss of PharmAust says it could offer hope to the hundreds of thousands of patients with motor neurone disease and ALS using a re-purposed veterinary drug.
Cheyanne Enciso
The end of a levy responsible for wiping out Australia’s $1b wine export business to China is certainly worthy of a toast for winemakers, but many fear it could be too late to win back the once-fruitful market.
Women in agriculture are making their mark in the sector by driving innovation in an industry that has long been dominated by men.
Sophia McCaughan
The State Government has revealed it is negotiating with US-owned company Cargill Australia to build a canola crush plant in Kwinana.
Laura Pond