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David Littleproud to meet Gippsland farm leaders, discuss agriculture policies during two-day regional tour
David Littleproud will meet Gippsland farm leaders during a two-day tour, discussing agriculture policies and concerns with local MP Darren Chester and visiting primary industry representatives in Maffra, Sale, Bairnsdale, and Latrobe Valley.
Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Leader of The Nationals David Littleproud will meet with farm leaders during this week's two-day tour of Gippsland. Mr Littleproud was invited to the region by local MP Darren Chester and will visit primary industry representatives in Maffra, Sale, Bairnsdale and the Latrobe Valley.
David Littleproud meets Gippsland farm leaders on a two-day tour, discussing agriculture policies and regional concerns with MP Darren Chester
Chester urges farming focus
Mr Chester said, "As we form agriculture policies ahead of the next federal election, it's a good opportunity to showcase our region's strengths in the sector and highlight the concerns we have with the direction being taken by the Albanese government."
"Our region has a proud history as a provider of high-quality food and fibre but we need the government of the day to get the economic and regulatory settings right to ensure our farming families remain viable and have a long-term future on the land," he said.
Pictures from Darren Chester MP website.
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