Title Landline: Pygmy Bluetongue/Interview with Federal Agriculture Minister, Barnaby Joyce/National Treasures/Commodities Report

Published Australia : ABC, 2014

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Description 1 online resource (streaming video file) (55 min. 36 sec.) ; 330924927 bytes Summary PYGMY BLUETONGUEUntil 1992 the pygmy blue-tongue lizard was considered extinct, now a community in South Australia's mid-north is rallying to keep the little lizard off the endangered list.INTERVIEW WITH FEDERAL AGRICULTURE MINISTER, BARNABY JOYCEIn the past week industry reports into competition policy have flooded in, Pip Courtney asks Barnaby Joyce if this is an opportunity to implement significant change in the farming sector.NATIONAL TREASURESIn Arnhem Land, Indigenous rangers are in a race against time to save Aboriginal rock art, most of which is under threat.COMMODITIES REPORTLandline's weekly commodities analysis Event Broadcast 2014-10-05 at 12:00:00 Notes Classification: NC Subject Agricultural industries -- Government policy. Art, Aboriginal Australian. Endangered species -- Conservation and restoration. Food law and legislation. Lizards -- Anatomy. Rock paintings -- Conservation and restoration. Australia. South Australia. Northern Territory -- Arnhem Land. Form Streaming video Author Courtney, Pip, host Lonergan, Kerry, host Adams, Prue, reporter Lee, Tim, reporter Bull, Mike, contributor Cook, Peter, contributor Hancock, David, contributor Hart, Robin, contributor Hunter, Fred, contributor Hunter, Jesse, contributor Joyce, Barnaby, contributor Ludgate, Mark, contributor McLeod, Ian, contributor Neilsen, Torben, contributor Purkiss, Clint, contributor Ralph, Catherine, contributor Reed, Chris, contributor

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