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- No time to be apolitical: Advocacy in focus at AgForce Rocky forum . . .
After last weekend’s Queensland election result, which will extend Labor’s time in power in the State from 26 of the past 30 years by a further four-years under new fixed terms, much discussion at yesterday’s forum focused on ways to lift the impact of industry advocacy ‘No time to be apolitical’ Susan McDonald
- LIVEXchange: Cattle export ban “a small step” past sheep
In his wide-ranging presentation, ‘NT – the pastoralists’ perspective,’ Mr Connolly said despite being “fiercely apolitical” the NTCA was one of the only agricultural groups to publicly state its concerns about the potential election of a Labor federal government, because of the party’s stated policy and track record on live exports
- ICPA launches RREd Day to advocate for rural and remote education
Established in 1971, ICPA is a voluntary, not-for-profit, apolitical parent body dedicated to ensuring equity of access to education for all students who live in rural and remote Australia
- Beef Central 2024 US study tour: why Jason Strong is a regular at the . . .
Meat Livestock Australia general manager Jason Strong has been attending the ILC for about 20 years and currently sits on the organising committee He said the independence and apolitical nature of the event was one of its main attractions
- Luke Bowen memorial to be held in Darwin next week + Tribute
A NORTHERN Territory Memorial will be held next week for late agriculture industry leader Luke Bowen, who tragically passed away last month Many in the industry have paid tribute to the former Northern Territory Cattleman’s Association chief executive officer and the inaugural CEO of Cattle
- CCA seeks new CEO, as Jed Matz steps down - Beef Central
Remaining apolitical in his advocacy for Australian beef producers when working closely with Federal politicians Mr Matz was also responsible for significant internal reforms including:
- Consultancy chosen to undertake price transparency project
The project will be administered by MLA, under the industry issues and research program – where MLA commissions independent and apolitical research to inform industry on priority issues and support policy development through the Peak Industry Councils
- People on the Move: Appointments, retirements, achievements
The council and regional committees are jointly funded through MLA and through investment partners, including state departments, universities and other industry bodies SALRC is an independent, apolitical body comprising commercial producers and research, development and extension (RD E) co-investors
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