Malcolm Turnbull told parliament yesterday, "It is the worst drought in New South Wales since the mid-1960s, and may turn out to be worse."
"Unlike a fire or a flood which inflicts immediate physical damage to people, property, homes and infrastructure, a drought is insidious, longer and more widespread." he added.
According to The Australian, meat prices are poised to surge in the next few months.
The NSW government declared 100 per cent of the state drought-affected, and farmers are suffering. Source: AAP
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