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Jane Mcnaughton

Jane Mcnaughton

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    Bitter broccoli ploughed into soil as epic dry continues in Victoria

    One farmer in Victoria's west has lost hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of broccoli, during a dry spell described by another as the worst since the millennium drought.
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    Melbourne Market vendors sent eviction notices as rents rise

    Vendors have been given 30 days to pay higher rents before the state government-owned market authority says it will take legal action against them.
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    Victorian farmer target of 'coordinated' sheep heist costing him $175k

    Steve Wheeler has had 1,700 sheep stolen in three incidents over two years. Police suspect he has become the victim of a series of targeted raids.
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    Farm plastic recycling to deal with thousands of tonnes of waste

    Recycling agricultural bags could divert up to 45,000 tonnes of single-use soft plastics from landfill, burning or burying on-farm each year, making new products instead.
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    What's behind the tomato shortage?

    A virus outbreak in southern states and wet weather in northern growing areas cause a tomato shortage and an increase in prices when they are available.
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    Concerns about poaching increase after 800kg of abalone taken from ...

    Concerns about poaching increase after 800kg of abalone taken from park
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    Traditional lamb roast out of reach for many families as prices double

    The cost of a lamb leg in the shops has nearly doubled in the past 18 months as the drought bites.
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    'Time of trepidation' as bird flu risk increases in Australia in sp...

    Experts are on edge, fearing this will be the spring that the "catastrophic" H5 strain of bird flu arrives in Australia. 
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    Coles abandons plan to stop selling caged eggs by end of year

    Coles says the cost of living and supply chain disruptions are behind its decision to continue selling caged eggs until 2030. A consumer expert says it is likely the supermarket's competitors will follow suit.
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    Do you know what you're buying when choosing between egg labels?

    Eggs are back on supermarket shelves in abundance after shortages caused by bird flu. But do you know what labels like caged and barn-laid mean?
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    Finding of more obese yet malnourished kids reignites junk food debate

    UNICEF says more children are now overweight and under-nourished than too thin, stirring fresh calls by health experts and farming bodies to tax ultra-processed food producers.