Grains Board goes down the chute

Article Abstract:

The events leading up to the collapse of New South Wales Grains Board, the monopoly grain selling agent in the Australian state, in 2000 are described, with focus on the failure of the State government to act sooner.

Finance, Prices and rates, Political aspects, Grains, New South Wales, Grain, Canola

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Struggling farmers find hope in olive grove

Article Abstract:

Australia's growing olive oil industry is set to have sales of A$200 million by 2009, with the world's olive oil production shifting to the southern hemisphere in the long term.

Australia, Forecasts and trends, Fats and oils industry, Oils and fats industry

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Rural rivals seek peace for survival's sake

Article Abstract:

Environmental, social and economic needs are forcing many groups to work together towards a common-goal, despite having been adversaries.

Social aspects, Management, Rural development

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