When Huntblog was growing up in the northwest of NSW in 1950’s, Australia
was riding on the sheep’s back. Wool sold for a pound a pound and we lived in a
representative democracy. Federal Parliamentarians were elected by adult
Australian citizens from a number of candidates running for office in different
electorates spread across Australia and our State Parliamentarians and Local
Government Councillors were elected on a similar basis.
Importantly, in those times, all (or nearly all) the NSW wool and
sheep producers belonged to the Graziers Association and the elected President
and Secretary of the local Graziers Association branch represented our local
area at the District level and the elected District Graziers Association
President and Secretary represented our District at the Regional level and the
elected Regional President and Secretary headed off to Sydney to represent the
Region at the State Graziers Association conference. The elected President and
Secretary of each State Graziers Association then headed to Canberra for the
Federal Graziers association conference and to lobby the federal politicians.
However, as Bob Dylan so famously sang in the
1960’s, The Times They are A-Changing. . .Click here to read more
This process of production development became the basis for the modern wool and sheep industry. This turned out to be the main activity of the Australian Association.
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