Rudd channels Bob Katter in debate over foreign land
    Australia's PM says he favours a joint venture approach to farmland investment, comprising equity from farmers, perhaps through co-operatives, with domestic or some external investment.
    • Whitsunday Times
    • 29 August 2013
    Foreign investors key for dairy: MG
    Australia's Murray Goulburn Co-operative says it plans to bypass traditional bank lending by forging alliances with international investors to support dairy farms.
    • Weekly Times Now
    • 26 August 2013
    Survey reveals Aussies concerned about selling the farm
    The ABC's Vote Compass has revealed that three-quarters of Australians want more restrictions on foreign ownership of agricultural land.
    • ABC
    • 23 August 2013
    Don't sell our farms: Greens
    The Australian Greens Greens say the government should be cracking down on foreign investors buying up Australian farms to protect not only the economy but also long-term food security.
    • Farm Weekly
    • 17 August 2013
    Rudd vows to double farm land in north
    Kevin Rudd has committed to double the amount of land for farming in northern Australia and simplify investment rules for foreign investors, to take advantage of the boom in Asian demand for produce
    • West Australian
    • 16 August 2013
    Foreign investors grab for SA farmland
    Middle Eastern investors are trying to buy up prime farming land on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. Some farmers who have been offered millions of dollars said they won’t leave at any cost.
    • 7News
    • 09 August 2013
    Chinese purchase of WA farmland divides opinions
    China's biggest state-owned agricultural conglomerate has bought farmland and port facilities in Western Australia and the move has sharply divided responses.
    • ABC
    • 23 July 2013
    Chinese market for beef soaring; companies after overseas farms and processors
    Chinese meat firms are looking abroad to scout for potential acquisition targets among beef farmers and processors.
    • MercoPress
    • 17 July 2013
    Next boom cattle: De Lacy
    FORMER Macarthur Coal chairman Keith De Lacy is backing the potential $100 million float of a beef cattle company, with expectations that offshore investors will support the company's initial public offer.
    • NQR
    • 08 July 2013
    Olive oil: China hits the grove
    Steep growth in Chinese olive oil consumption, unlikely to be met soon by a budding domestic supply, is encouraging investors to get hold of olive farms and processing plants in producing countries.
    • CIT
    • 26 June 2013
    Chinese flooded with land offers
    Companies linked to China's biggest agricultural conglomerate are being flooded with offers to buy or lease "hundreds of thousands" of hectares of land in Australia's Wheatbelt in the early stages of their bid to create an independent grain supply chain from the port of Albany.
    • West Australian
    • 19 June 2013
    Smithfield embodies China’s record hunger for farm assets
    China is headed to spend a record this year on food assets and farms after a $32.7 billion splurge in the past five years and just $4.2 billion in the prior half-decade, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
    • Bloomberg
    • 12 June 2013
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