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Live export ban: Farmers slam $32.7m transition boost

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Farmers say the Albanese Government is trying to buy its way out of a ‘really stupid idea’ after it was revealed an extra $32.7 million will be injected into Labor’s live export ban transition package.

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Minister backs funding boost for sheep transition package

Federal Agriculture Minister Julie Collins said the extra $32.7 million announced for the live sheep export ban transition package came from careful listening by the Government.

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Live export ban: Farmers slam $32.7m transition boost

Farmers say the Albanese Government is trying to buy its way out of a ‘really stupid idea’ after it was revealed an extra $32.7 million will be injected into Labor’s live export ban transition package.

9 months ago

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