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Farm Writers' Association
of NSW Inc.
GPO Box 1108
Sydney 2001

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Minister for Agriculture Fisheries and Foresty
After exactly one year in the job, Tony Burke, the Rudd Government Minister for Agriculture Fisheries and Foresty, will be speaking to Farm Writers on November 28.

Mr Burke has many issues on his plate of interest to Farm Writers: the Government’s response to the inquiry into the social impact of drought; the Cutler Review’s musings on Rural R&D; the Government’s response to Roger Beale’s review of Australia’s quarantine and biosecurity arrangements; where agriculture fits in the Government’s climate change policy and how the new wheat export arrangements will pan out are just a few.

Book now to secure your place at this months event.


Farm Writers’ Corporate Member of the Month for November:

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The Farm Writers' Association of NSW has a proud, 40-year history of bringing rural issues directly to the people of metropolitan Sydney.

Continue reading Ian Macdonald's (MLC, Minister for Primary Industries, Minister for Energy, Minister for Mineral Resources, and Minister for State Development) message.


View our Events Program to find out about our upcoming events.


Australian photographer wins prestigious international prize
Victorian photographer Mike Dugdale has won the prestigious 2008 IFAJ Star Prize for Agricultural Photography. Dugdale’s effort was selected from 118 entries representing the world’s best rural photographers in some 18 countries. It also won the ‘production’ category in the awards, run annually by the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ). Read the press release.

Mike Dugdale's winning entry

Bulls in the future for Elders?
Mike Guerin's presentation from our August event is now available online (1.1MB Power Point).

IFAJ Congress begins 10 September and our Star Prize winner, Matt Cawood, will be there. Get the up-to-the-minute news and a feel for the congress from Matt’s blog and watch out for his reports written specially for Farm Writers.


Do you know of a speaker you would like to see?

If, so please let us know. We invite all NSW Farm Writers' members to submit your suggestions.