The Albanese Labor Government has finalised changes to Agricultural Exports Cost Recovery Implementation Statements (CRIS), ensuring that vital export services are sustainably funded and continue to meet industry needs.
The Albanese and Rockliff Governments have officially committed to work together towards a bilateral agreement to support sustainable forestry in Tasmania into the future.
The Albanese Labor Government continues to deliver support to farmers and agricultural exporters, with 10 new grants that will enhance Australia’s agricultural traceability systems to share in $4 million.
The Albanese Labor Government continues to secure more essential fuel and fertiliser to keep Australia moving, with the announcement today of approximately 31,000 tonnes of additional urea and approximately 50 million litres of additional diesel secured
The Albanese Labor Government is continuing its fight against illegal foreign fishing, with more than $55 million in additional funding being invested to strengthen monitoring and enforcement activities in our northern waters.
The Albanese Labor Government continues to ensure fertiliser gets to Australian farmers, with more than 1 million tonnes of imported urea cleared through Australia’s strict biosecurity system since February 2026.
South Australia is set to take centre stage in the future of food supply chain innovation and technology, as Adelaide is announced as the host city for AgriFutures evokeAG 2027.
Australia’s farm gate production value is forecast to reach almost $100 billion next financial year, despite farmers facing serious challenges with seasonal conditions and the impact of the war in the Middle East.
The Albanese Labor Government is proudly supporting horticulture’s bright future which will be celebrated at this year’s Hort Connections conference now underway in Adelaide.
