The Editor

2617 POSTS

Acquisdata Industry SnapShot, Australia Tourism, 9 February 2021

https://arr.news/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/OCEANIA-AUSTRALIA-TOURISM-UPDATED-9-FEBRUARY-2021-SUMMARY.pdf

Acquisdata Industry SnapShot, Australia Grains, 8 February 2021

https://arr.news/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/OCEANIA-AUSTRALIA-GRAINS-UPDATED-8-FEBRUARY-2021-SUMMARY.pdf

Acquisdata Industry SnapShot, Australia Metal and Mining, 8 February 2021

https://arr.news/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/OCEANIA-AUSTRALIA-METAL-AND-MINING-UPDATED-8-FEBRUARY-2021-SUMMARY.pdf

Marine permaculture base for SE Queensland

Malcolm Prowse. World leading mariculture expert, Dr Brian Von Herzen has just been granted a special talent visa to Australia and has set up his organisation's focus of operations in South East Queensland.

Council seeks community feedback on future of waste

... “Even foods you wouldn’t put in a home compost bin could go in because the processing of the waste occurs in a controlled environment. Cr Dickson said our region’s organic waste could be turned into high quality compost which could be put to good use in parks, gardens and farms, instead of rotting in a landfill and producing methane ...

Producers plate up Good Meat with celebrity chefs from Three Blue Ducks

Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has partnered with Three Blue Ducks Restaurant Group to showcase Australian red meat producers' world class sustainable production practices and the high-quality product they produce via a new television series set to air nationally this week on Network 10.

Statement by NFF CEO Tony Mahar on agriculture and emissions

The NFF’s climate policy is clear: farming and agriculture cannot be worse off going forward with any carbon commitments or emissions reduction schemes. The NFF has a clear climate change policy that supports an economy-wide NCZ 2050 target with two clear caveats – that there is an economically viable pathway forward and agriculture is not worse off.

Bureau of Meteorology – weekly rainfall update

A tropical low produced heavy falls over the Gascoyne District in Western Australia, and surface troughs generated moderate falls in the northern tropics. A complex low pressure system and cold front brought moderate falls to eastern Victoria, south-east New South Wales and northern Tasmania. The highest weekly total was 311 mm at Nathan River in the Roper-Macarthur District in the Northern Territory.

Bureau of Meteorology – weekly tropical climate note

Madden-Julian Oscillation moves into central Pacific. Monsoon to become inactive across northern Australia

New Rosedale murals praise firefighters, add colour and fun

Rosedale is no stranger to bushfire. In 2019, a summer blaze to the south of the pastoral Wellington Shire town saw over 12,000 hectares lost. Its economy took a hit and it left a tangible impact on the people of the area. But the town is bouncing back and local artists Sue Coppock and Shane Priestley have recently completed murals in the central Prince Street Reserve that form part of Rosedale’s Bushfire Recovery Project.