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PM Visits Drought-Hit Farmers

  • On Monday, Anthony Albanese traveled to South Australia to engage with farmers coping with drought conditions and to evaluate the situation firsthand.
  • The visit followed reports of dry conditions impacting large parts of South Australia, Victoria, Tasmania, NSW, and Western Australia, with winter crop planting relying on timely rainfall.
  • While some farmers like Stuart McIntyre saw summer rainfall aiding winter crop planting, others like Jono Mudge reduced sowing area due to uncertainty over rains.
  • ABARES projects this year’s winter grain output to decrease by 8% to 55.6 million tonnes, though favorable rainfall forecasts and typical soil moisture levels may help improve yields; additionally, the Prime Minister has committed $2 million to support rural financial counseling.
  • The visit and upcoming 2025 National Drought Forum in Gawler highlight urgent drought challenges and reinforce government commitments to immediate aid and climate action strategies.
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