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Before anyone baits a national park boundary, the real question is who is legally responsible — and whether it will work at all.

The Office won’t open overnight — here’s what actually changes for RSPCA NSW and AWL NSW, and what still has to happen first.

The national decline hides a split story: some regions are parched, others are set for a near-normal year.

Ian Maclean now chairs Campaign for Wool after Peter Ackroyd’s death — here’s who he is and what actually changes.

Producers back pushing out the compliance deadline, but the discount and rebate clock the government set is still running down.

Ireland’s 28 herd cases are small next to NI and GB outbreaks, but movement rules, vaccine gaps and trade risk need action now.

Why NI farm fire costs jumped 73% this year, which vehicles are really at risk, and the practical checks farmers can do before harvest.

The toolkit says beef “can be part of a healthy diet” — but how much, how often, and for whom, is the question nobody has answered yet.

Beyond the outrage: how the Irish presidency’s compromise text restructures CAP funding and shifts real financial risk onto Irish farmers.

Here’s what actually threatens plans this week — and what doesn’t — across the Wednesday night rain and Atlantic coastal wind warnings.