Research Scientists: Sa Mainland and State Parliament

research scientists: It's the government's third attempt to lift the longstanding moratorium on the SA mainland with its first two tries rejected in state parliament, according to Nine News Australia. For 15 long years our farmers and research scientists have suffered under a moratorium which has cost real money, denied progress and put a handbrake on our economy, Primary Industries Minister Tim Whetstone said on Thursday. To improve your experience update it here Homes lost and dozens injured in bushfire crisis News National Fresh move to lift South Aust GM crop ban By AAP6 05pm Dec 19, 2019Tweet Facebook Mail The South Australian government has moved to introduce regulations to lift the ban on genetically-modified crops from January. Earlier this year, the government introduced similar regulations which were rejected by parliament's upper house after the Greens introduced a disallowance motion. With parliament not sitting until February, the new regulations will remain in force for at least several weeks, though it's unlikely many farmers will move to plans GM crops in that time. The government then followed that up with legislation which was also voted down by the upper house. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.