Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has vowed to consider more help for farmers in New South Wales and Queensland, on top of the $190 million already announced, to help them deal with one of the worst droughts in Australian history.
That move is designed to help farmers deal with the here and now — but many are openly wondering why more isn’t being done to build resilience for the future.
Listen below to Soil CRC Chief Executive Officer, Dr Michael Crawford on RN Breakfast. Read the full story.
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