Thursday, 17 June, 2010 - 00:00
Farming the future
Australia’s rural woman of the year, Sue Middleton, often swaps pig farming for bioenergy and community development.
Sue Middleton is executive director of the Brennan Rural Group, a diversified family farming business based at Wongan Hills in Western Australia.
She has worked for 25 years at a local and regional level with rural and regional communities and organisations to manage change processes.
Ms Middleton has been involved in key leadership groups at a national and state level, including the Council of Australian Governments Reform Council, the National Regional Women's Advisory Council, the Australian Research Council, the National Rural Advisory Council and has been a Commissioner on the WA Agricultural Produce Commission.
She was the Australian Rural Woman of the Year for 2010, and was awarded the Centenary Medal for services to regional and rural Australia in 2002.
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Australia’s rural woman of the year, Sue Middleton, often swaps pig farming for bioenergy and community development.
Sue Middleton has been appointed chair of the WA Regional Development Trust, following the resignation of Andrew Murray.Ms Middleton was the trust’s inaugural deputy chair, and is currently a COAG member.
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Fourteen females have been inducted into the WA Women’s Hall of Fame today as part of International Women’s Day, while a new report out reveals a spike in female board appointments to start the year.
Our weekly appointments wrap includes Lauren Major, Sean Adomeit, Caroline Parry, Gaye McMath, Sue Middleton, Paul Sims and Craig Byron.
Farmers WA says the federal government should review its promise to ban live sheep exports by sea, branding it a "dumb" commitment that will affect 3,000 people.
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