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October 27, 2026 • 12:00 AM
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ABC Rural News provides authoritative coverage of the business and politics of Australian farming, livestock, forestry, agriculture and primary production

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Tens of thousands of bananas are ruined as starving bats search for food on NSW Mid North Coast farms.

Topic: Fishing and Aquaculture Industry

The Victorian government says Paul Guerra brings significant commercial, governance and stakeholder engagement experience to the role as chair of the Melbourne Market Authority.

Price records were broken in the cattle market this week as widespread rain fell across Queensland and northern New South Wales.

A charity is giving ex-battery hens a second chance at life by finding new homes for thousands of birds that would otherwise be culled.

Peter Barton took years pondering whether to sign over a block of his western NSW property to a conservation agreement, but did it for his grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.

The $100 million plan has approval from the NT government and local traditional owners, and comes as financial challenges mount at the mine.

The Tasmanian brewery has been operating longer than the state has had electricity, but now, the state icon will be brewed elsewhere.

Topic: Food and Beverage Processing Industry

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Topic: Business, Economics and Finance

A former dentist comes up with a $4 storage basket hack to protect the fragile fruit from bruising.

Tens of thousands of bananas are ruined as starving bats search for food on NSW Mid North Coast farms.

Mildura's newest tourist attraction is big, brown and shrivelled but has a smile as welcoming as the mighty Murray River.

Perfection Fresh Australia has admitted fixing the price of broccoli, cauliflower and lettuce sold to Aldi stores in New South Wales.

Small businesses see an opportunity in a flower market side hustle in a remote WA town after its florist of 30 years retires.

Topic: Nursery and Flower Production

Topic: Food and Beverage Processing Industry

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