October 5, 2016|Agriculture, Education, Energy, Environment, Health, Mining
It was with great anticipation and excitement when, as a small boy, our family home was connected to the 240 Volt state-wide power grid. The arrival of electricity brought many changes to our daily lives. The ensuing 50 years saw technological advances, particularly in communications, that resulted in the world being connected in ways we […]
September 14, 2016|Agriculture, Environment
More funding is needed to control wild dogs in South Australia, with an increase in dog numbers posing a threat to the State’s pastoral industry. The situation has become desperate, and we need more money to protect our sheep industry in South Australia. Wild dogs, or dingoes, are a declared pest south of the Dog […]
July 27, 2016|Agriculture, Education, Health, Transport
We have heard much about this budget, which has been much spruiked by the government as a jobs budget but, of course, just because you call something by a name, it does not necessarily mean it is so. Unfortunately, South Australia is still coming in with the highest unemployment rate in the country at around […]
May 17, 2016|Agriculture
I am no stranger to pushing the barrow for agriculture. As a farmer for 30-odd years before entering State Parliament, I know how vital it is to be competitive and efficient in a world-wide market. Any regulations that impact on that efficiency are detrimental to us as producers. This is why the State Liberal Party […]
February 9, 2016|Agriculture
The Firearms Bill 2015 evoked a lot of interest throughout the electorate of Flinders. The purpose of the Bill was to address outdated sections, in an effort to improve public safety as part of a national approach. The challenge has been to not disadvantage users, such as farmers, in the running of their business or […]
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