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Division/Agency and Topic
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Proof Hansard page reference
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Corporate
Services/Corporate Finance/Corporate Policy
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4–30
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Efficiency dividend
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4–14
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Staffing
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10–11
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Graduate program
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14–15
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Total funding for DAFF in the last 5 years
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15–16
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Interim Inspector General of Biosecurity
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16–22
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Possible importation of New Zealand apples
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22–27
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Departmental planning with the Minister
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27–28
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Media monitoring
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28–30
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Climate Change
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30–69
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WA drought reform Pilot
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30–33, 38–40
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Exit grants
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33–35, 40–42
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Exceptional circumstances
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35–38, 40–41
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Forestry capacity building in the Asia Pacific
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42–44
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Tasmanian forest contractors package
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44–52
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Tasmanian Community Forest Agreement
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52–55
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Carbon farming initiative
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56–60
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Climate change research
|
60–61
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Carbon tax
|
61–65
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Carbon farming
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65–69
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Australian
Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES)
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69–87
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Oil usage and prices
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69–71
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Efficiency dividend
|
71
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Impact of floods
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71–72
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Forest and Wood Products Australia – forestry statistics
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72–73
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Marine planning
|
73–74
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Vegetable industry survey
|
74–75
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Effect of climate change on fisheries
|
75
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Irrigation survey on farm financial performance
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75–76
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Regional sponsored migration scheme
|
76
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Winter crop harvest
|
76
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Productivity growth in dairy
|
76–77
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Asian honey bee
|
77–78
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Myrtle rust
|
77
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Access Economics report on impacts of greenhouse gas
mitigation strategies for farmers
|
78
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Bumblebees
|
78–79
|
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Definition of 'regional'
|
79
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Murray Darling Basin Authority
|
79–83
|
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Global food security in relation to agricultural
productivity
|
83–86
|
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Agricultural census
|
86
|
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Sustainable
Resource Management (SRM)
|
87–99
|
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Caring for Our Country program
|
87–97
|
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Working on Country
|
87
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National Heritage Trust
|
87
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Indigenous Ranger program
|
87–88
|
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No-take zones in fishing
|
92–93
|
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Australian Feral Camel Management Project
|
97–99
|
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Australian
Fisheries Management Authority
|
99–117
|
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Boundary changes to the Commonwealth North-West Slope Trawl
Fishery
|
99–101
|
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Efficiency dividend
|
102–103
|
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Sustainable fish advertisements from Coles and Woolworths
|
103–104
|
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Southern blue-fin tuna
|
104–108
|
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Fisheries data
|
106–107
|
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No-take zones
|
108
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Gear assessments
|
109–110
|
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Seismic and exploratory drilling
|
110–111
|
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Effects of Cyclone Yasi
|
111–112
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Ban on gillnets
|
112–114
|
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Terminated programs
|
114
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Harvest strategy policy
|
114–116
|
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Agency resource statement
|
116–117
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Australian
Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority
|
117–125
|
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Mouse plague
|
117–119
|
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Two-headed fish in Noosa
|
119, 125
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Budget allocations
|
119–120
|
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Assessment of applications
|
120–121
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Use of chemicals lethal to honeybees
|
121
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Reform process
|
121–123
|
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Maximum residue levels
|
123–124
|
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Wine Australia
|
125–130
|
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Counterfeit wine
|
125–130
|
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Division/Agency and Topic
|
Proof Hansard page reference
|
|
Trade and
Market Access
|
4–16
|
|
Carbon tax
|
4–5
|
|
Forecasts for the Australian dollar
|
5
|
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Trade negotiations with countries in Asia-Pacific
|
5–11
|
|
New Zealand apples
|
11–12
|
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International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and
Agriculture
|
12–14, 16
|
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High-impact projects addressing food security
|
12–14
|
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Economic relationship with New Zealand
|
14–15
|
|
In-country offices
|
16
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Biosecurity
Services Group
|
16–66
|
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Chief Veterinary Officer
|
16–17
|
|
Budget allocations
|
17
|
|
Staffing at airports and ports
|
17
|
|
Inspection of cargo and luggage
|
18–19
|
|
New Zealand apples
|
19–38
|
|
Fungal disease
|
38–39
|
|
Small hive beetle's incursion into European honeybee hives
|
39–40
|
|
Myrtle rust
|
40–43
|
|
Asian honeybees
|
43–48
|
|
Varroa mite
|
45
|
|
Equine influenza
|
48–51
|
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Export certification process
|
51–63
|
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Australian Standards for the Export of Livestock
|
63
|
|
Mortality figures for sheep exported to the northern
hemisphere
|
63
|
Australian and New Zealand pork
|
63–64
|
|
Exploding watermelons
|
64–65
|
|
Funding for eradication
|
65
|
|
Slow lorises
|
65–66
|
Export of genetic material
|
66
|
|
Rural
Industries Research and Development Corporation
|
67–71
|
|
Staffing
|
67
|
|
Weeds productivity program
|
67–68
|
|
Biofuels
|
68–69
|
|
Carbon tax
|
69–70
|
|
Broadband
|
70–71
|
|
Agricultural
Productivity
|
71–91
|
Animal welfare/live trade animal
welfare
|
71–84
|
Milk pricing
|
84
|
Horticulture Code of Conduct
|
85
|
Regional Food Producers program
|
85–87
|
Australia and New Zealand Food
Regulation Ministerial Council
|
87
|
National Food Plan
|
87–88
|
Global food security
|
89
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Chemicals checked for at the
border
|
89–90
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Country of origin labelling
|
90
|
|
Wheat Exports
Australia
|
91–99
|
|
Grain buyers
|
91
|
|
Sales
|
91–93
|
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Productivity Commission's inquiry into wheat marketing arrangements
|
93–96
|
|
Seasonal impacts on harvests
|
97
|
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Audits
|
98
|
|
Exports in containers
|
98–99
|
|
Australian
Wool Innovation
|
99–106
|
|
Wool prices
|
99
|
|
Levies
|
99, 103–104
|
|
Impact of Australian dollar
|
99–101
|
|
Mulesing
|
101–102
|
|
Skintraction
|
103
|
|
Labour shortages
|
103
|
|
On-farm research
|
105–106
|
|
Grains
Research and Development Corporation
|
106–113
|
|
International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and
Agriculture
|
106–107
|
|
Germplasm
|
107–109
|
|
Staffing and operational funds
|
109–110
|
|
Farm-to-farm transfer
|
110–113
|
|
Meat and
Livestock Australia
|
113–119
|
|
Live cattle exports
|
113–119
|