AUSVEG

ABARES Outlook 2022 conference
2022-03-01 - 2022-03-04 | online
Tuesday 1 March to Friday 4 March
Over four days, discover the latest in economic and agricultural analysis and research at the ABARES Outlook 2022 conference, Growing agriculture through innovation and sustainability. Get the full virtual conference experience – watch the sessions at your desk throughout the week, submit your questions to the speakers and chat to other attendees online.
Click here to register.

Webinar: New Queensland drought assistance – horticulture growers
2022-03-29 13:00 - 2022-04-01 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
1pm-3pm AEST | Friday 1 April
Are you interested in learning about the new Queensland drought assistance? You’re invited to attend a horticulture and grower’s webinar hosted by Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Queensland (DAF) and QRIDA.
Find out about the new preparedness grants and loans and workshops and training available for your Farm Business Plan. There will also be a seasonal climate forecast update.
Speakers: Ted Parish and Dave McRae (DAF), Sheree Finney (QRIDA) and Karen George (Growcom).
There will be a live Q&A session at the end.
Click here to register.
Please download Microsoft Teams before the webinar.

Webinar: Seed potatoes – seed storage & physiological age
2022-03-31 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
12pm-1pm AEDT | Thursday 31 March
The PotatoLink team invites you to join this upcoming webinar on seed potatoes – seed storage and physiological age.
Dr Jenny Ekman from Applied Horticultural Research, Maarten van Delden from Tolsma Australia, and Dr Nigel Crump from the Australian Seed Potato Industry Certification Authority (AuSPICA) will discuss the importance of correct seed potato storage, optimal storage processes and conditions and management of physiological age.
They will also share a grower case study demonstrating enhanced crop performance through improvements in seed storage.
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Webinar: Building resilient horticulture supply chains & traceability solutions
2022-05-04 14:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Online
A webinar hosted by AUSVEG and Source Certain
2pm-3pm (AEST) | Wednesday 4 May 2022
Register to hear leading Australian technology and service providers discuss the benefits of integrating origin verification and IoT into horticulture supply chains. The webinar will also discuss growth opportunities in export markets, and how provenance and traceability play an important part in this process.
The discussion will cover the benefits, details and barriers associated with these services, and will finish with a Q&A discussion. The discussion will be held within the context of typical supply chain risks and relevant events that have impacted horticulture supply chains to remain relevant.
SPEAKERS:

Dianne Tipping, Chair, Export Council of Australia.
Nathan Dubrich, Head of Sales, Source Certain.
Christian Patterson, Head of Sales & Operations APAC, Escavox.
Warren Barry, Group Managing Director, RooLife Group.
Tony Coad, Manager Marketing and Sales, Reid Fruits.

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Austchilli Farm Virtual Field Day
2022-05-26 13:00 - 15:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Online
This event will be a virtual field day covering the AustChilli Smart Farm and will be hosted by AustChilli, AHR, Hitachi Vantara and AUSVEG.
There is a growing desire for produce to be grown using more efficient and environmentally friendly on-farm practices.
A key step in achieving this goal is to find new and innovative ways to deliver real-time field data into the hands of farmers, allowing them to make best decisions for their crop.
Bundaberg growers Austchilli have joined forces with Applied Horticultural Research and Hitachi Vantara to establish a pilot smart farm and develop new technologies and tools that will help Australian horticultural businesses improve nutrient, water, and labour use efficiencies. Please come and join the team for a virtual field day and see some of the new tools and monitoring systems being tested on site.
These new systems, developed by project partners Applied Horticultural Research and Hitachi Vantara, focus on real-time monitoring and data collection
combined with a user-friendly interface. This combination will help farmers maximise nutrient and water use efficiency and minimise inputs of inorganic nitrogen.
Hosted by: Applied Horticultural Research, Austchilli, Hitachi Vantara, and AUSVEG
Date and Time: Thursday 26 May, 1pm-3pm AEST
Cost: Free
Event Category: Webinar
Location: Online
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Area-wide management of insect-vectored diseases webinar
2022-07-20 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Online
12pm-1pm AEST | Wednesday 20 July
Area wide management strategies for vector-borne diseases can help to prevent or minimise insecticide resistance, improve the efficiency of biological agents and limit the emergence of resistance-breaking strains of viruses.
In this upcoming Soil Wealth ICP webinar, industry-leading researchers from Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, Western Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory will share the key findings and area wide management strategies of insect-vectored viral and bacterial diseases.
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Webinar: Area wide management for cucurbit viruses webinars
2022-08-03 16:00 - 16:30 (Australia/Melbourne)
4pm-4.30pm AEST | Wednesday 3 August
Over the coming months, the Soil Wealth ICP team will host three, 30-minute webinars which will focus on area wide management (AWM) strategies to control key viruses in cucurbits, capsicums and lettuce.
The first webinar on 3 August will discuss AWM strategies to control viruses in cucurbits, including cucumber green mottle mosaic virus (CGMMV) and zucchini yellows mosaic virus (ZYMV), with presenter Craig Webster from the Western Australian Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development.
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Webinar: The Australian grocery sector – planning ahead in challenging times
2022-08-10 10:00 - 11:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Online / Zoom
(Sponsored Content)
10am-10.45am AEST | Wednesday 10 August
Join Convera for its Australian-focussed grocery sector webinar, discussing key trends and insights to help you make the most of your new financial year planning, control currency exchange costs, and manage your cash flow.
An expert in grocery sector cross-border payments, Convera is one of the largest non-bank B2B cross border payments companies in the world and a proud strategic partner of AUSVEG.
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Webinar Topics:
Food inflation impacts on the Australian grocery sector
Will high prices in raw materials continue, or have we already seen the top in commodity markets?
Increased international trading costs and supply chain challenges
Why have supply chains issues remained stubbornly in place and when are costs likely to ease?
Key currency pairs trends and analysis
AUDUSD is at two-year lows – what’s driving this move and how can you manage FX volatility?

Webinar: Rot diseases in potatoes
2022-08-18 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
12pm-1pm AEST | Thursday 18 August
Join the PotatoLink team as it hosts international guest speaker Dr Phillip Wharton for a webinar on rot diseases in potoates, including pink rot, leak (Pythium), dry rot and soft rot.
Dr Wharton is an Associate Professor of Potato Pathology at the University of Idaho, with extensive experience in the U.S.A and Southeast Asia in potato diseases, disease forecasting, fungicide resistance, crop protection and plant health management.
He will demonstrate the biology of the pathogens, symptoms and integrated management options.
Click here to register for the Zoom webinar.

Webinar: Blackleg in potatoes
2022-08-30 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
12pm-1pm AEST | Tuesday 30 August
In this PotatoLink webinar, Dr Len Tesoriero and Dr Nigel Crump, will discuss blackleg in potatoes.
Len, a plant pathologist working as a contractor with the NSW Department of Primary Industries, will provide an overview of the disease, demonstrating symptoms on the plant, the lifecycle and biology of the pathogen, weather conditions that drive disease pressure and alternate hosts.
Nigel, a potato pathologist and general manager at AuSPICA and valued member of the PotatoLink team, will outline integrated management options, including the important role of biosecurity and seed certification in preventing the disease.
Click here to register for the Zoom webinar.

AWM webinar: In control – managing capsicum viruses for profitable vegetable production
2022-09-07 16:00 - 16:30 (Australia/Melbourne)
4pm-4.30pm AEST | Wednesday 7 September
The Soil Wealth ICP team is hosting a series of 30-minute webinars focussing on area wide management (AWM) strategies to control key viruses in cucurbits, capsicums and lettuce.
AWM strategies for vector-borne diseases will help to prevent or minimise the development of insecticide resistance in vector populations, improve the efficiency of biological agents released for control of vectors, and better protect host resistance genes against the emergence of resistance-breaking strains of the viruses. It also provides management options when host resistance genes are not available.
The next webinar in the series will focus on capsicum viruses including tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV), pepper mild mottle virus (PMMoV) and insect transmission with presenter Denis Persley from the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.
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AVIS webinar: Alternative farming techniques for vegetable growers – What’s out there?
2022-09-29 15:00 - 16:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
3pm-4pm AEST | Thursday 29 September 2022
Alternative farming techniques for vegetable growers – What’s out there?
With a changing climate, increasing pest and disease pressure, and constantly rising input costs, it’s never been more important to be using the most efficient techniques to grow your crops. Join us as three industry professionals who work at the cutting edge of on-farm practice outline some emerging and evolving practices that may benefit you and your crops.
Presentations will include:

Advancements in integrated pest management technology – presented by Jake Byrne, Extension Team Leader (NSW and QLD) at Biological Services
Biofumigant crops for vegetable growers – presented by Julie Finnigan, Agronomist at ServeAg
Growing vegetables using reduced tillage systems – Andrew Johanson, Mulgowie Farming Company

These presentations will be followed by a moderated Q&A session.
Click here to register!
The strategic levy investment Annual Vegetable Industry Seminar 2022-2024 (VG21003) is part of the Hort Innovation Vegetable Fund.

Webinar: Emerging Technology for the Australian Vegetable Industry
2022-10-20 15:00 - 16:00 (Australia/Melbourne)
3pm-4pm AEDT | Thursday 20 October
AUSVEG invites you to join us for the second of our Annual Vegetable Industry Seminar webinar series.
This session will highlight current issues being faced by Australian vegetable growers and what solutions and services will soon be available to help solve them.
Presentations from some of the leading agribusiness operating in Australia will showcase what new technologies and services will soon be hitting the market.
Topics:

Highly selective nucleopolyhedrovirus insecticides – Gary Leeson, Organic Crop Protectants.
Precision agriculture and data management – Benji Blevin, John Deere.
Integrated farm management and remote monitoring software – Dallas Gibb, Hitachi Vantara.

There will be a Q&A session at the end.
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Food Safety Trends for fresh produce in 2024
2024-02-01 10:00 - 11:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Please join Deon Mahoney as he provides an update on Food Safety Trends for fresh produce in 2024.
Food contamination and foodborne illness continue to have a significant impact on public health in Australia and New Zealand. No matter how small the incident, foodborne illness attracts attention and can negatively impact consumer confidence, market access, and ultimately business profitability.
While we enjoy fresh produce for its health and nutrition benefits, there remain issues around produce safety that need to be better managed. In this webinar we review produce safety issues that occurred in 2023 and explore what is ahead in 2024.
We will explore emerging food safety issues, the role of quality assurance programs, testing and data analysis, and the importance of business culture and engaging with workers.

2022/23 Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook Launch
2024-02-07 10:30 - 11:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Online
The Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook (Handbook) is the leading resource for the nation’s horticulture statistics and market information. Inside is the latest production, international trade, processing volumes and fresh market distribution data available, across 75 horticultural categories. This webinar will arm participants with the most up-to-date insights and trends pertinent to business and research and development decision-making.

Making sense of carbon emissions for Victorian farmers
2024-02-27 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Victorian farm businesses are getting on with the job of growing more food and fibre, while dealing with changeable seasons and weather patterns. We also know that more attention is being paid to the carbon and emissions performance of our agricultural industries and farms.
In this webinar, Agriculture Victoria’s climate team will share some of the carbon and emissions tools and resources they have developed to support the farming communities of Victoria to make sense of carbon and emissions on farm.
Agriculture Victoria presenters:

Heather Field, Climate Change Service Development Officer
Graeme Anderson, Climate Specialist
Alison Kelly, Farm Emissions Specialist

Drought Loan Information Webinar
2024-02-28 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Discover how a RIC Drought Loan can assist you and your farm.
This free webinar is for:

Primary Producers
Rural Financial Counsellors
Agricultural industry groups

About the Regional Investment Corporation
Regional Investment Corporation (RIC) is an Australian Government farm business lender providing low-cost loans for farmers and farm-related small businesses in financial need to strengthen Australian agriculture. RIC loans can be used for management, recovery and future proofing following severe business disruption due to drought, natural disasters and other biosecurity issues. RIC loans can also help farm businesses to get established for first generation farmers and succession planning for next generation farmers.

Feel free to submit any questions at the time of registration so they can address them in the forum.

Can’t attend? Register for the event to receive the recording after the webinar.
Regional Investment Corporation (RIC) is an Australian Government-backed specialist finance provider of concessional loans for farmers and farm-related small businesses in financial need.
Their loans help to accelerate start-ups, or when faced with severe business disruption, they support to recover, prepare and grow. Their vision is to build thriving regional communities. They look forward to having you attend the event!
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Fall armyworm update webinar
2024-05-01 11:00 - 11:45 (Australia/Brisbane) | Webinar
Join Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries’ principal entomologist Dr Melina Miles online on Wednesday 1 May 2024 from 11am – 11:45am AEST for a fall armyworm information session.
This year’s fall armyworm infestations have been the most severe to date across Queensland and Northern New South Wales.
Melina will share her insights into:

The extent of the fall armyworm infestation
Sustainable solutions for managing the pest in a challenging season
Updates on the latest research

Powerful Pollinators Webinar
2024-05-19 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
The Wheen Bee Foundation are hosting a FREE Webinar!
To Register click here
Join Lea Hannah Project Manager Powerful Pollinators, Dr Anna Carrucan, Second-generation beekeeper & botanist, ecologist and conservation agriculturalist and Dr Megan Halcroft from Bees Business, for a webinar to:

Find out how pollinators can play a role in healthy farm enterprises;
Discover how to encourage pollinator populations on your property;
Be introduced to our new planting guides and how they can be used on farm; and
Find out how to apply for tree grants that support pollinator habitat restorations.

Speaker #1 Dr Anna Carrucan
Dr Anna Carrucan, a second-generation beekeeper, with a PhD in botany, as well as a qualified teacher and educator, and science communicator. Read more about Anna here.
Speaker #2 Dr Megan Halcroft from Bees Business
Dr Megan Halcroft began her PhD candidature at UWS in 2008, studying A. australis and their potential as an alternative (to the honey bee) crop pollinator. She has been looking at their foraging behaviour and energy expenditure, compared to other Australian stingless bee species. Read more about Megan here.
Speaker #3 Lea Hannah, Project Manager Powerful Pollinators
Lea Hannah is a pollination biologist fascinated by all aspects of plant-pollinator interactions and improving biodiversity within both natural and agricultural landscapes. Lea is a PhD candidate at Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment at Western Sydney University. Read more about Lea here
Bring your questions!

Ground Nesting Bees of Australia and the World
2024-05-20 19:00 - 20:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
The Wheen Bee Foundation is hosting a free event!
To register click here
The majority of the world’s bees build their nests underground. Of Australia’s 2,000 native bee species, about 70% are ground nesting.
Learn more about the diverse ground nesting bee species of Australia and the world in this free webinar.
Join Dr Megan Halcroft from Bees Business and our guest Speakers:
Dr Jordan Kueneman from Cornell University, will be talking about his project “GNBee”, and how they are trying to increase the community awareness, nest mapping and conservation of ground nesting bees.
Dr Terry Houston from the Western Australian Museum, will be talking about some of our amazing ground nesting bees, in the family Stenotritidae.
Thomas Mesaglio a PhD candidate from the University of NSW specialises in citizen science he will be sharing his experience in using community collected data for the conservation of insect species.
Bring your questions!

Bee Friendly Farming: The role of bees in Australian food production systems
2024-05-21 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Join Lea Hannah, Bee Friendly Farming Farm Technical Liaison Officer, Dr Romina Rader, Professor (Research) in Community Ecology , University of New England, Dr Cameron Spurr, Managing Director of seedPurity and Dr Julian Brown, University of Melbourne, Research Fellow in Urban Ecology School of Agriculture, Food and Ecosystem Sciences. Bees play an important role in food production. Most of the crops we eat are pollinated by bees, with nearly two-thirds of Australia’s agricultural production benefiting from bee pollination. Bees also play important roles in seed production as well as the quality of fruit and vegetables.
To register click here
Speaker #1 – Dr. Romina Rader – Importance of bees in Australian food productions systems.
Dr Romina Rader is a community ecologist and her research focuses on plant–animal interactions in
natural and human-modified landscapes. She is interested generally in the ecology of plants and animals
in different types of habitats and landscapes and how they respond to differing management practices
and global change. Her current projects relate to wild and managed insect pollinators, their efficiency at
pollinating horticultural crops and the ecology and conservation of remnant vegetation. For more information about Romina click here.
Speaker #2 – Dr. Cameron Spurr – Importance of bees in carrot seed production in Tasmania
Dr. Cameron Spurr is the Managing Director of seedPurity. seedPurity is a leading provider of applied seed technology to the forestry and vegetable seed industries in Australia and New Zealand. Their experienced and enthusiastic team is committed to delivering quality service to their clients with over 50 years of combined experience in applied seed research and technology. For more information about Cameron click here.
Speaker #3 Dr. Julian Brown – The Bees and the Berries – The importance of native bees in the pollination of raspberry and blackberry crops in the Yarra Valley of Victoria.
Dr Julian Brown is an an ecologist interested in the conservation and management of biodiversity and ecosystem services in human-modified systems. He works in agricultural landscapes, urban landscapes, and semi-natural landscapes managed with fire. Most of his work focuses on interactions between plants and pollinators as these provide model systems for understanding ecosystem services more generally. For more information about Julian click here.
This FREE Webinar is hosted by The Wheen Bee Foundation.

Impacts of Varroa Webinar
2024-12-03 19:00 - 20:00 (Australia/Brisbane) | Webinar
The National Varroa Mite Management Program are hosting a webinar to provide insights into the impacts of Varroa destructor on the honeybee and pollination dependent industries. The webinar will also include an introduction to the National Transition to Management Program and what they are doing to help these industries learn to live in this new state of play.
Varroa (destructor) mite was first detected in NSW in June 2022, activating what became the largest Australian multi-agency plant biosecurity emergency response, running for around 20 months until the February 2024 decision to move to transition to management of the mite.
On this webinar you will hear from National Varroa T2M Coordinator Tamara Prentice, along NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development bee and industry experts Elizabeth Frost, Nadine Chapman, and Rebecca Sloan.
This webinar is FREE to attend and will be recorded.
Link to join the webinar will be provided to registered attendees.

Horticulture Standards Lunchtime webinar
2024-12-10 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Join Agriculture Victoria for an introduction to the Primary Production and Processing Standards for Berries, Leafy Vegetables and Melons.
The Standards set the minimum requirements for food safety and will come into effect for these industries on February 12, 2025.
Hear from:
SP Singh, NSW DPIRD
Learn about the key microbial food safety risks in primary production and processing in horticulture.
Shane Herbertson, Agriculture Victoria
Gain an understanding of what is required to comply with the Standards, including specific requirements for each industry, how Global Food Safety Initiative schemes will be recognised, and indicative costs.
Susannah Roelofsz, Fresh Produce Safety Centre
Details on where to access useful information and resources for fresh produce food safety best practice.

For more information, contact
food.safety@agriculture.vic.gov.au

Webinar: Lessons learnt from a career as a Farm Adviser
2024-12-17 13:30 - 14:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
David Harbison (D R Agriculture) will reflect on his experiences and pass on his thoughts of ‘key lessons’ he learnt in his younger days, and how those lessons set a path to where he is today. His passion for soil and plant science is a key strength.
That passion remains strong, as does his relationships with many professionals and soil scientists which are a constant resource for David and provide a connection to the current research. The value of those relationships is critical to “getting the best out of experts” and David encourages all soil scientists and experts listening to be open to helping our ‘next generation’. Social discussion is as important as the detail.
You MUST register to attend the FREE webinar and/or gain access to the recording if you are unable to attend on the day.

Webinar: Keep pests, weeds and diseases off your farm (Biosecurity)
2025-01-21 12:00 - 13:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Facilitated by Doris Blaesing
Are you a farmer, agronomist, field officer or have a stake in protecting Tasmania’s plant and animal industries? Join us for an interactive biosecurity webinar with the Government’s Chief Plant and Animal Health Officers for Tasmania, focused on preparedness and response when new pests or diseases are identified.
Farmers and Resilient Farming Tas Program participants have shared a lot with us over recent months, including topics of interest to them.
In response, we have been hosting an ongoing Tuesday Lunch and Learn Webinar Series. Timed for 45 minutes, the first half of the webinar will focus on a knowledge exchange, with an opportunity for you to then have a Q&A with the experts. These events are FREE to attend and will guide you through resources and tools available through the RFT Program.
All webinars have been recorded with access via the Google Classroom for participants.

Varroa Mite: The way forward for Queensland
2025-01-23 19:00 - 20:00 (Australia/Brisbane) | Webinar
The next transition to management webinar for Queensland will be held online at 6 pm (AEST) on 23 January 2025. It will cover:

Innovation projects being led by the Varroa Mite Innovation and Resilience Program
Opportunities to support business continuity for Queensland beekeepers
Other types of support available to Queensland beekeepers

Webinar: Diversifying with agritourism - is it for me, and what's it all about?
2025-01-28 12:30 - 13:30 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Facilitated by Allison Clark
Agritourism has been identified as a priority across Australia to strengthen rural and regional economies. Agritourism is gaining popularity, and many farmers are diversifying into this sector. Many see that Tasmania can be the agritourism destination for Australia.
This Lunch & Learn session will help you learn more about why agritourism is an important part of Tasmania’s visitor economy and what visitors are looking for. You will learn more about what is important to consider knowing if it is an option for you.
Farmers and Resilient Farming Tas Program participants have shared a lot with us over recent months, including topics of interest to them.
In response, we have been hosting an ongoing Tuesday Lunch and Learn Webinar Series. Timed for 45 minutes, the first half of the webinar will focus on a knowledge exchange, with an opportunity for you to then have a Q&A with the experts. These events are FREE to attend and will guide you through resources and tools available through the RFT Program.
All webinars have been recorded with access via the Google Classroom for participants.

Share Your Insights - Shaping Research Priorities for Nematode Management
2025-02-11 11:00 - 12:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Hort Innovation Australia, in collaboration with AUSVEG and Impact Innovation, invites researchers to a focused workshop-style webinar aimed at identifying research gaps and driving future innovations in nematode management.
This is your opportunity to contribute your expertise, collaborate with peers, and help set the priorities for sustainable nematode management solutions that address real-world grower challenges.
Why Attend?

Influence Future Research: Your expertise will help shape the next phase of R&D investments in sustainable nematode management.
Collaborate with Peers: Engage with fellow researchers to identify critical gaps and opportunities in nematode control.
Drive Innovation: Contribute to solutions addressing challenges such as resistant nematode strains and sustainable biosecurity practices.

Webinar: Australia's new on-line Soil Resource Library
2025-02-14 13:30 - 17:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
Where do you go for quality information on soils? Do you find it hard to find what you are looking for? Soil Science Australia might have the answer for you.
The Smart Soils resource library is helping farmers, their advisors and other land managers to access vital information to make informed decisions. Come and find out about the library and how you can contribute to the resource collection.

The resource library is part of Soil Science Australia’s ‘Smart Soils’ program, supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Climate-Smart Agriculture program under the Natural Heritage Trust.

Webinar: Skills in Demand and National Innovation Visas
2025-02-17 14:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Webinar
As a part of reform measures outlined in the Migration Strategy, the Australian Government is introducing the National Innovation visa and changes to the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) (subclass 482) visa, which will be reformed and renamed as the Skills in Demand (subclass 482) visa.
The National Innovation Visa (NIV) will be a small, exclusive program with an increased focus on high-calibre talented migrants. The NIV is aimed at established and emerging leaders to ensure Australia attracts migrants from across the world who will help create jobs and drive investment in key sectors of the Australian economy.
The new Skills in Demand (SID) visa provides a streamlined pathway for skilled migrants, promoting worker mobility while offering a simple process for employers to access the skilled workers they need to help their businesses to grow.
The Department of Home Affairs invites you to attend an online information session to learn more about these new programs.
