The NSW government and the state’s councils do nothing for the towns on the Murray River.

The Victorian side of the river has all the big towns and runs all the paddle boats. It also has more tourists than anywhere else on the mighty Murray River.

It is just too much like hard work because they just like shiny new toys.

So do some work on the NSW side and stop the small towns from becoming of no use to tourists and help them become real councils and do the work we pay them to do.

— GRAEME CHURCHILL,

Corowa