Farmers tell inquiry Mick Keelty is last hope in staying in industry

Vivienne Jones
Updated February 28 2020 - 9:29pm, first published 4:00pm
LAST STRAW: Farmers told the inquiry if nothing changes with the Murray Darling Basin Plan they might have to leave the industry. Pictures: MARK JESSER
LAST STRAW: Farmers told the inquiry if nothing changes with the Murray Darling Basin Plan they might have to leave the industry. Pictures: MARK JESSER

An Albury district farmer has threatened to walk away from 50 years of farming if nothing is done about the "disgraceful" Murray-Darling Basin Plan.

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Vivienne Jones

Vivienne Jones

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