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A swathe of councils are signing up to remain free of genetically modified crops, forming a green zone stretching from the Barossa Valley through the Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu Peninsula to Cape Jervis.
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China’s move for an anti-dumping inquiry into Australian wine is either a response to Australia’s own anti-dumping measures against China, or another example of rising tensions and geopolitical pushback, argues Markus Wagner and Weihuan Zhou.
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China has announced an anti-dumping investigation into Australian wine, a move which today smashed the share price of Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates and could potentially deal a savage blow to the state’s massive wine industry.
Australian farm produce and seafood worth about $3 billion will continue to be exported on special flights until at least the end of the year.
A federal Labor minister’s decision to ban farmers from exporting live cattle to Indonesia for six months in 2011 was unreasonable and invalid, a court has ruled.
South Australia’s defence companies are still taking on new workers and hunting overseas contracts amid the tumultuous economic upheaval of COVID 19 restrictions.
South Australian farmers are likely to be among the hardest hit by an 80 per cent tariff on barley exports to China.
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