(4/05/2026) In its current form, the Murray-Darling Basin Plan is not achieving an appropriate balance across these objectives.
(19/12/2025) NSW Farmers believes there must be safeguards in the foreign investment framework to protect Australia’s national interest and farmland assets.
(12/12/2025) The proposed compensation rates recommended by the Independent Review of the Statutory Framework for Small-Scale Titles, supported by the NSW Government, are grossly inadequate and are not commensurate to the real business impact.
(13/11/2025) For rural and regional communities, the condition and coordination of local and regional roads are critical to productivity, safety, and economic resilience.
(10/11/2025) NSW Farmers has considerable concerns about the proposed action of reducing default speed limits outside built of areas in regional areas.
(1/09/2025) Food security remains a cornerstone of Australia’s wellbeing, supporting not only the health and nutrition of our communities.
(14/08/2025) A thriving and competitive agriculture and food industry is vital for the future sustainability and prosperity of Australia and its farmers.
(28/07/2025) Food security remains a cornerstone of Australia’s wellbeing, supporting not only the health and nutrition of our communities.
(18/07/2025) The impacts of road trauma on farm business productivity and sustainability are profound. The state of disrepair of roads in NSW adds challenges to farm businesses and supply chain logistics.
(6/06/2025) Improvements in the quality and efficient use of labour in agriculture is one of the most important opportunities for the sector in reaching its goal of becoming a $100 billion industry by 2030.
(16/05/2025) NSW Farmers has consistently called for regulatory action to correct gross market power imbalances between chicken meat processors and farmers.
(30/01/2025) NSW Farmers holds serious concerns regarding the structure of the grains supply chain and the role that a lack of competition plays in distorting the market.
(4/11/2024) Recent experiences highlight the need for reforms to Joint Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements that make access simpler, faster and fairer.