The department understands that the Middle East Regional Conflict is impacting the agricultural, fisheries and forestry sectors across Australia.
The Australian Government is working together to address these issues.
Fuel and fertiliser security
We are monitoring fuel and fertiliser supply and working with industry to understand impacts. We are:
- engaging directly with representatives through forums and roundtable discussions
- addressing supply and demand pressure points
- responding to issues as they emerge.
Learn more about Australia’s fuel security.
A national fuel supply taskforce has been established by the Prime Minister to coordinate fuel security and strengthen supply chain resilience with states and territories.
Read the latest Australian Government media releases:
Industry export advice
You can find the latest export advice on the 2026 Market access advice notices.
Bringing cats and dogs to Australia
Pet owners travelling from the Middle East
If you and your pets are impacted by the Middle East conflict, contact us for advice on your situation.
Phone: 1800 900 090 (Australia)
Phone: +61 3 8318 6700 (overseas)
Email: imports@aff.gov.au
We recognise the significant stress for people trying to secure the safety of themselves and their pets in this uncertain environment in the Middle East.
Import requirements for cats and dogs from Middle Eastern countries have not changed. To bring your cats and dogs to Australia, you must meet all requirements.
Follow our step-by-step guides to bring your cat or dog to Australia.
Rural support and resources
If you are experiencing or at risk of financial hardship, support is available.
The Rural Financial Counselling Service (RFCS) provides free and independent financial counselling to eligible primary producers and small businesses.
Call the RFCS Network national information line on 1300 771 741.
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