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25.01.2022 Indonesia Australia Comprehensive Partnership Agreement kicks off.

20.01.2022 Rural and regional Australians are some of the biggest winners out of the 2021 budget but there's no money for foreign workers or a long-term agricultural trade strategy Read more: https://ab.co/2Q8tVdo Follow our budget coverage: https://ab.co/3ffdtkf

18.01.2022 #WARNING: The penalty for touching your mobile phone while driving increases to $1,000 TOMORROW (September 1). TELL EVERYONE You'll cop a $1000 fine and 4 ...demerit points if you're caught: scrolling, sending or composing text messages (even if you are stationary at traffic lights) using social media (even if you are just scrolling) watching videos accessing the internet emailing Motorists caught touching their mobile phone when stopped at traffic lights, or talking on their phone while holding the handset, will be fined $500 and receive three demerit points.

18.01.2022 This agreement is good news for WA pork producers and something that WAPPA and others in the industry have been promoting for some time. Thanks to the Australian and Singapore governments and our DPIRD representatives that have advocated on behalf of WA industry at a national level. The agreement may soften the blow in the event of an ASF outbreak in Australia.

16.01.2022 Large parts of southern WA, including Perth, woke to smoke trapped by a low inversion and mild winds overnight. This means smoke becomes trapped by the cool air... and is tending to hang about where it would normally lift and blow away. The smoke is from a combination of prescribed mitigation burns by Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia and a number of private property burns across the region. We know the smoke is affecting many residents across WA. In a State that is as bushfire prone as WA, these mitigation activities conducted by the Parks and Wildlife Service and private property owners are essential in reducing the risk that extreme bushfires pose to our communities. As we have seen this past summer, bushfires can be devastating, so doing all we can to prevent or lessen their impact is an important part of keeping our State safe. The smoke is expected to clear by this afternoon. For the latest information visit www.emergency.wa.gov.au Here are a few important things for property owners to be aware of before you conduct a private burn: Always contact your local government first. Many Shires are still in restricted burning periods and require permits to burn. Always register your burn with our Communications Centre (COMCEN) by calling 08 9395 9209. Always check the weather conditions BEFORE lighting your burn. Find local weather on www.bom.gov.au and Fire Danger Ratings on www.emergency.wa.gov.au Your burn is your responsibility. Never leave it unattended and make sure it is fully extinguished. Call 000 immediately for escaped burns. If you see smoke and are concerned, check www.emergency.wa.gov.au - if a smoke alert or burn isn’t listed and you suspect it may be a bushfire, call 000 to report it. Download the Burn SMART Guide: www.dfes.wa.gov.au/plannedburning

16.01.2022 Are you ready to work and wander out yonder? Western Australians have the opportunity to go on an adventure, gain valuable employment and work experience... and help out local businesses in our regions. Regional WA is experiencing labour shortages in the agriculture, hospitality and tourism industries. Now is a great time to consider working in and exploring the regions. Here is some information about the opportunities on offer. For more details, visit: https://www.westernaustralia.com//work_and_wander_out_yond Incentives are available for those working in the agricultural sector. Visit https://www.dpird.wa.gov.au/regional-workers-scheme for more information.

05.01.2022 WA pork producers shake off the cobwebs at their industry day on Friday.

02.01.2022 Well done Linley Valley Pork.

01.01.2022 A pig obsession with a difference!