December 2019
Top stories in the December 2019 newsletter include:
- GM developments cautiously welcomed,
- New workshops highlight roadworthy heavy vehicle importance,
- EP Port updates, and more!
November 2019
Top stories in the November 2019 newsletter include:
- SA's GM moratorium to remain,
- Government listens to grower concerns on Fire and Emergency Services Bill,
- Uncertainty continues from Chinese anti-dumping investigation, and more!
October 2019
Top stories in the October 2019 newsletter include:
- GM Committee releases report,
- Mining Bill passes SA Parliament,
- NFF releases National Drought Policy, and more!
September 2019
Top stories in the September 2019 newsletter include:
- Consultation closes on GM moratorium,
- Expressions of interest to be sought for Grain Industry Blueprint,
- Viterra seeks relief from Port Code, and more!
August 2019
Top stories in the August 2019 newsletter include:
- GROWING SA a great success,
- Government announces GM moratorium to be lifted from mainland SA,
- Late-season glyphosate permit on feed barley approved, and more!
July 2019
Top stories in the July 2019 newsletter include:
- Growing SA speakers unveiled,
- GPSA awarded new NHVR grant,
- Blueprint consultation begins, and more!
June 2019 Work Health and Safety Update
Minimum Wage adjustment
June 2019
Top stories in the June 2019 newsletter include:
- SA Grain Industry Blueprint launched,
- Director nominations open,
- First Emerging Leaders workshop, and more!
May 2019
Top stories in the May 2019 newsletter include:
- First Emerging Leaders cohort announced
- Members vote in favour of amendments to GPSA's Constitution
- Autumn edition of Grain Producer, and more!
May 2019 Work Health and Safety Update
Single Touch Payments (“STP”), letters of employment, and casual employment
April 2019
Top stories in the April 2019 newsletter include:
- GPSA leads call for SA grain industry blueprint
- Government shelves Mining Bill
- CFS Select Committee report a win for farmers
- SA’s future grain industry leaders head to Canberra, and more!
March 2019
Top stories in the March 2019 newsletter include:
- GPSA responds to Independent Review on GM crops,
- Post-harvest survey launched,
- "Are you an emerging leader?",
- China’s anti-dumping investigation continues, and more!
February 2019
Top stories in the February 2019 newsletter include:
- GM Review finds moratorium has cost growers $33 million,
- Mining Bill to return to Parliament,
- Chain of Responsibility program launched with additional workshops
- Have your say on changes to CFS powers, and more!
February 2019 Work Health and Safety Update
Work health and safety on farms - the Farmers’ Guidebook to work health and safety.
January 2019
Top stories in the January 2019 newsletter include:
- Chain Of Responsibility workshops kick off,
- Chinese authorities seek grower information,
- GPSA members urged to have their say on changes to CFS powers
- GPSA Chair & CEO hold EP forums
January 2019 Work Health and Safety Update
Advice for heatwave conditions- Work Health and Safety and Hours of Work for Outdoor Workers- Pastoral Award 2010.
December 2018
Top stories in the December 2018 newsletter include:
- GPSA Makes Case for Grower GM Choice in SA Parliament,
- Chain Of Responsibility... made easy,
- Parliamentary Select Committee to investigate proposed CFS powers,
- GPSA in the media, and
- Eyre Peninsula ports infrastructure.
December 2018 Work Health and Safety Update
Employee Requests for Flexible Working Arrangements and Part Day Holidays
November 2018
Top stories in the November 2018 newsletter include:
- Parliament adjourns debate on Mining Bill until February 2019
- China launches Australian barley dumping investigation
- 6.1 metre night trial for agricultural machinery
- Government flags changes to CFS powers
- GM Moratorium Update, and more!
October 2018
Top stories in the October 2018 newsletter include:
Our push to lift SA's GM moratorium
Help prevent harvester fires
Draft Mining and Resources Industry Land Access Dispute Resolution Code
NFF Trade Update
Brand SA Agribusiness Industry Briefing, and more!