The ambitious Red Meat 2030 Zero Emissions target has been scrapped. Less than a decade after it was announced, the red meat industry has admitted the goal is no longer realistic. Here's what led to the backflip - and what happens next.

Funding is limited! Victorian farmers can claim up to $10,000 for drought-resilience projects like bores, seed, fencing, and water systems. Find out what qualifies and how to apply now.

Support payments are rolling out to Victorian farmers, starting with 40% rate relief in drought-affected areas. The state’s $144 million package also includes mental health, water access, and farm cost support.

Vic Gov Drought Taskforce Update June 20 2025 extends grant activities, adds in drought advisors and creates some community events grants. It's just not enough!

As of June 2025, the official cash rate in Australia is set at 3.85%. But with economic growth showing signs of slowing, analysts expect the RBA to make adjustments in the coming months, with financial experts predicting that the RBA will cut the cash rate at least twice before the end of 2025.

Access to the on farm drought infrastructure grants of up to $5,000 has been extended from 11 council areas to 13 more local government areas across the state. In the same week the Victorian Government passed legislation to increase the Fire Services Levy which disproportionately impacts farmers and rural communities in the drought stricken areas.

Victorian Drought Infrastructure Grant continues to be Available