Can the Plan's Convoy to Canberra calls for change to Murray Darling Basin Plan and water policy

Sophie Boyd
Updated November 29 2019 - 2:58pm, first published 10:56am
REGION IN PAIN: Former Deniliquin rice farmer Shelley Scoullar of Speak Up left the farm after he husband was made redundant by SunRice. Picture: MARK JESSER
REGION IN PAIN: Former Deniliquin rice farmer Shelley Scoullar of Speak Up left the farm after he husband was made redundant by SunRice. Picture: MARK JESSER

SunRice's decision to cut more jobs has reinforced the need for water policy to change urgently, Can the Plan advocates say, before the demise of industries and communities becomes irreparable.

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Sophie Boyd

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