Pork industry is the canary in agriculture's coal mine The pig industry has a track record of dealing with some of ag's biggest challenges, and emerging more resilient and productive Test
Why the opinion polls were always wrong and how we should have spotted it The polls were always wrong; the bigger question is what connects voter to politician in the topsy-turvy new politics. Test
Why our scientists are hanging out for October 8 As of October 8, 2019, gene edited plants and animals with knockouts of genes will not be regulated by the Australian government. In this week's The Gauge column, Ian Godwin explains why that's a good thing. Test
Opinion: Why your preferences really count Preferences will be all-important in Saturday's election: Bryce Camm says, despite all the wheeling and dealing, the choices are in our hands, along with a democracy sausage. Test
What are our options through this drought? It's clear that cash handouts, subsides and low interest loans have had limited success in this drought. So what then are the other options? Test
