July 23, 2018. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, in Sydney, says her government continues to speak to drought-affected NSW farmers and “we have changed the loan arrangements to make sure farmers can now get interest-free loans for seven years to pay for actually transporting feed”. Ms Berejiklian says the issues the government has with freight subsidies is “it pushes up the price and when the drought’s over, the prices continue to be too high”. Ms Berejiklian says there’s a pool of about $500 million of interest-free loans where farmers don’t have to pay back the government for two years and adds “this is a top of mind issue for me personally and also for our government”. (AAP Video/Carol Cho)
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Monday, July 23, 2018
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