Australia’s peak farm bodies have renewed their push for a legislated Right to Repair for agricultural machinery, saying the lack of reform continues to cost regional producers time and money
At last week’s Australian Repair Summit, held by Griffith University’s Law Futures Centre, the National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) joined global repair leaders, policymakers, industry and academics to map the future of Right to Repair in Australia.
NFF President David Jochinke said the summit highlighted the need for a legislative solution that allows farmers to use qualified repairers without fear of voiding warranties or facing long delays.