NSW farmers will still be able to access freight subsidies as they battle drought

Belinda-Jane Davis
July 5 2019 - 6:30pm
HAY HELP: Rural Aid hay trucks gather at Cumnock in NSW ready for delivery to help drought-stricken farmers. Insert: Merriwa farmer and One Day Closer to Rain founder Cassandra McLaren.
HAY HELP: Rural Aid hay trucks gather at Cumnock in NSW ready for delivery to help drought-stricken farmers. Insert: Merriwa farmer and One Day Closer to Rain founder Cassandra McLaren.

Sixty-six million dollars in freight subsidies have been given to NSW farmers in the past year, but now questions have arisen over the fate of the scheme.

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