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Long lines of a newly planted barley crop in winter
The Australian Farmland Index has posted a positive annualized return for the second quarter in a row after eight consecutive quarters of negative returns.
The video showcases an animation of a realistic map of Australia set against a brown vintage paper background. It utilizes a zooming effect, allowing viewers to closely examine the continent, revealing its geographical features and details.
Johann Theron, developer of the second project registered on the Nature Repair Market, hopes biodiversity certificates will help to more accurately compensate Australian Carbon Credit Unitholders.
The International Finance Corporationโ€™s initiative aims to expand Indiaโ€™s silo capacity and reduce food spoilage in one of the worldโ€™s largest food distribution systems.
Vineyards, Australia
The area of land traded in Australia increased significantly in 2025, but the total value slipped, with large parcels sold in cheaper regions.
A Qantas Airbus A380-842 plane, registration VH-OQG, taking off to the north from Sydney Kingsford-Smith Airport as flight QF1 to London via Singapore. In the foreground are the airport's fuel storage tanks and Alexandra Canal. On the banks of the canal is a wattle tree. The wattle is the national flower of Australia. This image was taken from Tempe Recreational Reserve on a cold and sunny afternoon on 27 July 2024.
The Australian government plans to introduce a โ€˜demand measureโ€™ for domestic low-carbon liquid fuel production โ€“ but details on any potential mandates remain unclear.
Man walking in a rice field
From fertilizer shocks to geopolitical disruption, managers are adapting to volatility in ways that are strengthening the sector's long-term investment case.
LAWDโ€™s Danny Thomas expects the โ€˜big silverback gorillasโ€™ among international investors to take note of the portfolio.
The 2000-year-old World Heritage Ifugao rice terraces in Batad, northern Luzon, Philippines.
The newly formed Maharlika Investment Corporation has up to $240m it can allocate toward food and agriculture between 2026 and 2028.
Brisbane, Queensland
Head of natural capital Andrew Champion has left QIC two years after former head Tom Murphy departed the firm.
Buckland Valley in autumn with Mount Buffalo in the background on a smokey morning
Natural capital and agricultural assets could make up a maximum allocation of 20% within Australian Ethicalโ€™s โ€˜infrastructure-plusโ€™ fund.
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