• Multinational eyes farmland
    • Sunshine Coast Daily
    • 13 January 2011

    Is the Sunshine Coast at risk of losing the farm to foreign interests?

  • Food reserve planned, but imports leave UAE vulnerable
    • The National
    • 12 January 2011

    Several national companies and even the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, the capital's sovereign fund, are planning investments in agriculture in countries as diverse as Vietnam, Cambodia, Pakistan, Australia, Romania and the United States.

  • Future of food policy must start at home
    • SMH
    • 10 January 2011

    Foreign farmland acquisitions are a telling vote of no confidence in international markets by food-deficient countries, which understandably fear a repeat of the 2008 food crisis may deny them opportunities to buy grains and other essential soft commodities at any price.

  • The changing face of agricultural business
    • Farm Weekly
    • 30 December 2010

    "We want to make agriculture sexy," says the head of Macquaraie's Retail Agribuiness operation.

  • Foreign investment in Australian farm land: domestic scrutiny is on the horizon
    • Lexology
    • 16 December 2010

    The shift of power in Australia’s Federal Parliament, which is now largely in the hands of a few independents representing rural and regional constituencies, combined with the increasingly vocal calls for scrutiny of foreign investment has sent signals of a more protectionist stance for Australian agriculture.

  • Saudi food from Saudi farms ... in Australia?
    • Arab News
    • 12 December 2010

    If former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke has his way, Saudi Arabia will produce its food in Australia.

  • TPP negotiations could open NZ up to US land grab
    • Green Party
    • 06 December 2010

    New Zealand’s overseas investment regime will be on the US’ hit list during the Trans Pacific Partnership talks this week.

  • What cost foreign interest?
    • Stock & Land
    • 24 November 2010

    Government has taken action to resolve lingering speculation and strengthen transparency surrounding the degree of foreign ownership in Australian agriculture.

  • Australia to examine foreign takeovers
    • WSJ
    • 23 November 2010

    Australia's center-left Labor government said Tuesday it will examine foreign ownership of the country's rural land and agricultural food production in response to a spate of takeovers that have triggered anxiety about job losses and broader concerns about food security.

  • Farmers want register of overseas buyers of Oz farmland & water licences
    • ABC
    • 16 November 2010

    New South Wales Farmers Association is calling for a register of all overseas purchases of Australian agricultural land and water licenses.

  • Foreign land grab on Aussie farms and brands to secure local food supply
    • Daily Telegraph
    • 15 November 2010

    More than $9 billion of prized agricultural assets have been sold to offshore interests in the past two years alone.

  • Pastoral holdings remain a family affair
    • The Australian
    • 30 October 2010

    Fears that faceless corporations and international investors would become the new barons of the Australian bush have proved to be unfounded

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