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Things are looking positive that China may open up again to Aussie wine.
Poppy Johnston • 1hr ago
Chinese Ambassador Xiao Qian has given an update on the review of tariffs placed on Australian wine. Picture by Bianca De Marchi/AAP Photos
Growers are hopeful the inquiry into supermarket prices is the first step in creating an even playing field.
Denis Howard
Ian Pearce, Orange, NSW believes growers are taking all the risk with very little reward. Picture by Denis Howard
Cane grower John Russo and his family diversified into macadamias to spread the risk.
Judith Maizey
Cane farmer John Russo is happy with this year's crop. Picture by Judith Maizey
The panama disease resistant bananas are a world first.
Sophia Baker
Genetically modified bananas have been approved for human consumption. Picture by Shutterstock
Australia's almond industry's fortunes are blossoming again.
Andrew Marshall
The Australian almond crop is tipped to rebound to about 164,000 tonnes this year. File picture
Australia's trade minister has raised sanctions on wine and the suspended death sentence handed down to writer Yang Hengjun with his China counterpart in Dubai.
Tess Ikonomou
Chinese sanctions on Australian win imports appear to be on track to be lifted as soon. Picture by AP Photo
'This really is a delightful piece of fruit.'
Anna McGuinness Ashley Walmsley
The record-breaking blueberry weighed in at 20.40 grams. Picture by Costa Group
A Nuffield scholar is out to see if global machinery could help improve Australian seed potato production.
2024 Nuffield Scholar, Justin DellaZoppa, Waikerie will look into how new technologies can help advance the seed potato industry and optimise yields. Picture supplied

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