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An introduction to the Carbon Farming Initiative
An introduction to the Carbon Farming Initiative
The Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI) was created to deliver greenhouse gas emission mitigation measures and promote the abatement of same. In turn, this allows farmers the opportunity to sell the offsets to overseas buyers and/or on the domestic market.
In short, the proposal has the capacity to reduce the cost for Australia in meeting its mitigation targets and promote more sustainable land management practices.
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Petroleum Act will come into force on 1 January 2021
The implementation of land access regulations for the Petroleum Act must be the catalyst for requiring the mining sector to operate in a similar manner, this is the position the Northern Territory Cattlemen&...
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Townsville, Queensland: Queensland lawyer/solicitor Barry Taylor, Foundation Director of Emanate Legal, recently commented on the rights of farming landowners and leaseholders in response to a number of trespass incidents on primary producing properties.
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Introductory Guide to Resumption and Compulsory Acquisition in Queensland
Written by Emanate Legal’s Barry Taylor (Lawyer/Solicitor) & Venesa Gleeson (Lawyer/Solicitor)
Introduction
In Queensland, the State or Local Governments can apply to take a...
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Barry Taylor, Townsville solicitor and foundation member of Emanate Legal, recently updated the information on the Services pages relating to Clearing Management.The updated page outlines the changes made by Queensland in relation to the laws for clearing vege...
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Barry Taylor, Townsville solicitor and foundation member of Emanate Legal, recently updated the information on the Services pages relating to Restructure of Family Assets.The updated services page contains information pertinent to primary producing families an...
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A Queensland grazier, whose bid to bulldoze native woodlands has the support of Federal Government MPs, has been hit with one of the state's heaviest penalties for illegal land clearing.
Scott Harris and his company were fined $450,000 in the Cairns Magistrate...
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On 3 May 2018, the Queensland government delivered on one of its major election promises by passing the Vegetation Management and Other legislation Amendment Act 2018 (Qld) (“the Amendment Act”).
The Amendment Act restricts the rights of farmers to...
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Writing from Townsville, Lawyer Barry Taylor maps out the legal lay of the land for the modern farmer in Australia.
AS RURAL land values improve and cattle and feed prices follow the lead, Queensland’s rural property scene is now the new hot to...
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