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Why the opinion polls were always wrong and how we should have spotted it

Why the opinion polls were always wrong and how we should have spotted it

The polls were always wrong; the bigger question is what connects voter to politician in the topsy-turvy new politics.

Why our scientists are hanging out for October 8

Why our scientists are hanging out for October 8

As of October 8, 2019, gene edited plants and animals with knockouts of genes will not be regulated by the Australian government. In this week's The Gauge column, Ian Godwin explains why that's a good thing.

Our times are rich with opportunity, and fraught with risk

Our times are rich with opportunity, and fraught with risk

Robbie Sefton writes about the rich opportunities of our times, but managing the extensive risks that come with it.

Property owners left in the dark over renewable zones

Property owners left in the dark over renewable zones

Federal, state governments and regulators have devised bold plans to address electricity affordability.

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Rain, the only sure thing to make us happy

Rain, the only sure thing to make us happy

Farmers are not entirely satisfied with the Coalition's performance, but plenty have reservations about Labor. Could this be the year of the independents? Either way, it'll be a clincher.

New England election looking like a two-horse race

New England election looking like a two-horse race

A recent survey by the Tamworth Business Chamber gives us some insight in to what voters are thinking.

Few good options on offer with this election

Few good options on offer with this election

The Coalition's stewardship trial currently on the table is about the only concept at a federal level that might help start to bring about the kind of change we need.

Farmers get political as they head to polls

Farmers get political as they head to polls

Farmers have a lot to be frustrated about, but are also showing an air of caution before jumping in with a protest vote on May 18.

Season lays bare dairy supply chain flaws

Season lays bare dairy supply chain flaws

Supermarkets increasingly can't stock some of their lines of fresh milk and in regional NSW, some are struggling to get fresh milk altogether.

Propaganda won't improve animal welfare

Propaganda won't improve animal welfare

Animal activists' true colours undermine their social licence in welfare space.

Stewardship reward could break deadlock

Stewardship reward could break deadlock

Littleproud's stewardship program potentially has a lot to offer both sides in the carbon, native vegetation and farming camps.

Young women shine light to regional jobs

Young women shine light to regional jobs

Young are finding good jobs in regional locales