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 , 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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