Inquiry into ag-red tape suffers anti-science nonsense

Colin Bettles
Updated October 25 2018 - 12:51pm, first published August 23 2016 - 4:35pm
CropLife Australia CEO Matthew Cossey.
CropLife Australia CEO Matthew Cossey.

THE Productivity Commission has been warned about listening to nonsensical arguments and outright falsehoods from anti-science activists that want to strain farm viability through ineffectual red tape that only imposes additional costs.

Colin Bettles

Colin Bettles

Canberra Bureau Chief

Has been the Canberra Bureau Chief for Fairfax Agricultural Media since 2010 - survived the hung parliament - former media manager at Western Australian Cricket Association now covering national agricultural and rural issues in federal politics.

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