Heather du Plessis-Allan

Morning, Stacey.

Morning, Heather.

What would you like to see, regulation or banning?

Is it enough?

Like, is it easy enough to do, given a lot of this stuff is happening in the backyard, right?

So it's not like you're going to see it out there in public.

Why now?

Isn't the fad largely over?

This was a last year thing, wasn't it?

All right, Stacey, thanks very much.

Appreciate it.

Stacey Mowbray, Chief Executive at Headway.

Federated Farmers have launched their list of priorities for the coming election.

They've unveiled a five-point plan.

They want the government to, one, cut the cost of farming, two, enable technology and infrastructure, three, empower community conservation, support young farmers and finally fix local government.

Wayne Langford is the Federated Farmers President and with us.

Morning, Wayne.

Okay, how would you like them to fix local government?

Okay, is any of this stuff going to upset the townies?

I imagine getting this done would go a long way to what you want, which is the second point, which is to cut the cost of farming.