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Submission on Developing the 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan

Farmers for Climate Action (FCA) appreciates the opportunity to provide a submission on the 2025 Draft Victorian Transmission Plan. Key Points FCA welcomes the release of the Draft Victorian Transmission Plan. We thank VicGrid for their proactive and ongoing engagement…

Paul StarkJune 25, 2025

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Submission to the inquiry into the impact of Renewable Energy Zones (REZ) on rural and regional communities and industries in New South Wales

Farmers for Climate Action (FCA) welcomes the opportunity to provide this submission to the inquiry. We represent more than 8,400 Australian farmers, including 3,200 in NSW, and 85,000 community supporters advocating for strong climate policies that protect and benefit farming…

Paul StarkJune 10, 2025

media release

FCA and 8400 farmer members stand with farmers fighting Narrabri gas pipeline Farmers are going to court to fight the pipeline, which tears up farmland and risks water supplies Gas is a gamble for our farmers, their water and our…

Paul StarkJune 10, 2025

media release

Have Your Say: Help Shape the Future of Australian Agriculture

Wednesday, 4 June 2025 Farmers and agricultural professionals are invited to help shape the future of Australian agriculture by taking part in the Farmer Insights Survey, launched today by Farmers for Climate Action (FCA). FCA CEO Natalie Collard said the…

Paul StarkJune 4, 2025

Farmer Insights

Farmer Insights Survey 2025

Have your voice heard and help shape the future of Australian agriculture. If you’re a farmer or work in agriculture, this is your chance to share what’s working, what’s challenging, and what’s needed for farming businesses to thrive as Australia…

Paul StarkMay 29, 2025

media release

Climate change costs at the checkout, and Australians know it

Wednesday, 14 May, 2025 Climate change continues to push up the cost of groceries at the checkout Extreme weather events are driving shortages in fruit, vegetables, grain and beef, causing price spikes FCA releases new essay The Cost of Climate…

Paul StarkMay 14, 2025

media release

VFF and FCA Unite to Advocate for $3.6 Billion Investment in Regional Victoria’s Energy Infrastructure

VFF and FCA Unite to fight for fair regional power Wednesday, 7 April 2025 The Victorian Farmers Federation and Farmers for Climate Action are joining forces to call for fair regional power The two farm groups want country people to…

Paul StarkMay 7, 2025

media release

The Quiet Majority has spoken: time to get on with the job

Monday, 5 May 2025 Quiet majority heard on election ‘referendum on energy and nuclear’ FCA calls for bipartisan support for deep pollution cuts this decade Farmers look forward to reduced price farm batteries, less coal and gas pollution. …

Paul StarkMay 5, 2025

media release

Proposed backtrack on Vehicle Pollution Standards a step backwards

Friday, 11 April 2025 The Coalition’s plan to wind back pollution standards is a step backwards This move reduces choice for farmers and increases vehicle pollution Strong, enforceable standards would give Australian farmers more choice: access to cleaner, more efficient…

Paul StarkApril 11, 2025

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Farmers welcome NSW energy shift guide for landholders

Friday, 11 April 2025 FCA welcomes NSW Renewable Energy Transmission Guide The guide is created to inform farmers and members of rural communities involved in clean energy projects FCA supports clean energy projects that invest in local communities Farmers…

Paul StarkApril 11, 2025

Submission on Developing the 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan

Submission to the inquiry into the impact of Renewable Energy Zones (REZ) on rural and regional communities and industries in New South Wales

Have Your Say: Help Shape the Future of Australian Agriculture

Farmer Insights Survey 2025

Climate change costs at the checkout, and Australians know it

VFF and FCA Unite to Advocate for $3.6 Billion Investment in Regional Victoria’s Energy Infrastructure

The Quiet Majority has spoken: time to get on with the job

Proposed backtrack on Vehicle Pollution Standards a step backwards

Farmers welcome NSW energy shift guide for landholders

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