Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition leader Anthony Albanese will meet with business leaders and farmers at a Bush Summit in Dubbo on Thursday.
The summit will put regional New South Wales in the spotlight when it works to find practical solutions to help the country’s rural towns and industries.
peterstefanovic RDNS_TAI Thoughts & prayers
peterstefanovic RDNS_TAI Trying to blame the drought ? Weren’t the Liberal party policies working ? Oops !
peterstefanovic RDNS_TAI That means 3% of Australians put food on your Fing table LET THAT SINK IN
peterstefanovic RDNS_TAI not drought. everything to do with Morrison & Frydenberg ignoring RBA warnings on stalling economy & low wage growth for atleast two years to believe their own economic propaganda that all is well. Despite collapse in retail, contruction, car sales, zero growth & interest rates
peterstefanovic RDNS_TAI These inane questions are why nobody who tunes into this show, stays watching for longer than 5 minutes!
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