All Australia articles – Page 135
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ArticleFruit fly threat for Tasmania
Industry warned that an increase in temperature could heighten the risk of outbreak
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ArticleHort Innovation invests A$160k in banana industry
Horticulture Innovation Australia has invested A$160,000 into the Nuffield Australia Scholarship programme to support development in the banana industry
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ArticleFoodland named Aussie Supermarket of Year 2015
South Australia’s independent supermarket Foodland has won the Roy Morgan Australian Supermarket of the Year 2015
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ArticleBlackberries push berry growth higher
Global berry production and consumption have continued their upward trend, according to German analyst AMI
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ArticleHort Innovation invests in cross industry research
Industry body Horticulture Innovation Australia has established four expert advisor panels to drive investment in the industry
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ArticleAustralia searches for smoother rinds
New study to compare Australian and Washington navel rind textures
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ArticleCanberra airport to boost Australian exports
Australian exporters are expected to benefit from the new Canberra International Airport with flights to Singapore and New Zealand
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ArticlePML set to take control of Perth’s Market City
Industry-based consortium wins bid for Western Australia’s fresh produce hub
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ArticleWoolies trials click & collect with Sydney trains
Commuters can now collect their groceries from Bondi Junction Station in a trial between Woolworths and Sydney Trains
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ArticleIndia-Australia on track for 2016 FTA
Australia and India are on track to finalise their free trade agreement in the first half of this year
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ArticleTR4 farm buy-out off the table
Discussions between owners of Queensland property and peak industry body conclude
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ArticleTasmanian walnuts hit sweet spot
Japanese consumers warm to flavour of island state’s nuts during trial programme
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ArticleAustralian lettuce recall reaches Thailand
The Thai government has warned consumers to discard pre-packed Australian lettuce following a salmonella outbreak last week
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ArticleHort code found ineffective and outdated
An independent review of Australia’s 2007 Horticulture Code of Conduct has made 13 recommendations to improve transparency and business practices
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ArticleHort Innovation announces new panels
Two new groups charged with helping Australian industry promote and bolster horticultural exports
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ArticlePetition launched against ‘backpacker tax’
Australia’s National Farmers’ Federation has launched a petition against the proposed tax changes to working holiday visa holders
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ArticleAldi doubles ad spend in Australia
Aldi Australia has ramped up its advertising while competitors Coles and Woolworths cut back
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ArticleOrganic beets fuelling royal horses
Australian organic beetroots have been shipped to Dubai for the Crown Prince’s racehorses
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ArticleAustralian retailers recall lettuce
A salmonella outbreak has been traced to Tripod Farmers' pre-packed lettuce sold at Woolworths and Coles