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  1. War in the Middle East is impacting energy prices and economic growth in NSW.
  2. Challenges are affecting NSW and Australia as a whole, with the NSW State Head meeting with the Australian Industry Group regarding the burden of the Middle East conflict.

NFU facilitates tours for MPs to understand industry challenges, noting conflict drives up agricultural input costs.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jun 23
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NFU facilitates tours for MPs to understand industry challenges, noting conflict drives up agricultural input costs.

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  1. NFU operations are affected by negotiations and the supply of cane from northern farmers to the mill in the Labasa/Vanua Levu area.Sub-event
  2. Conflict is driving up agricultural input costs, which is being discussed by industry and MPs.1 source
  3. NFU lobbies MPs over rising farming input costs driven by war.1 source
  4. Government support mobilized for farmers facing cost increases.1 source

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