Agriculture Minister Declares Fertiliser Price Gouging A National Crime Wave
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KEY POINTS
- •Julie Collins is monitoring fertiliser price gouging amid global turmoil in the Middle East.
- •She stated the government wants Australians to act in the national interest throughout the supply chain.
- •The agriculture minister emphasized this is not a commercial opportunity but a matter impacting globally.
Julie Collins, Australia's Agriculture Minister and part-time price cop, announced the government's latest thrilling quest: monitoring fertiliser price gouging amid Middle East turmoil. This high-stakes drama doesn’t involve spies or high-speed chases, but apparently the price of dirt vitamins. Collins insists the government isn’t here to profit off nutrients but wants everyone in the supply chain to 'act in the national interest.' The message is clear: keep your hands off the fertiliser cash cow. Meanwhile, the nation awaits guidance on how to wield their moral compass when buying the McNuggets of agriculture - fertiliser.
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(1 of 3)Source: Theguardian | Published: 3/19/2026 | Author: Nick Visser
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