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Rural Aid stands strong for Australian farmers amidst ongoing challenges in 2025

RURAL HELP: Chief executive officer John Warlters expressed deep concern for farming communities, who are still enduring immense pressure with no reprieve in sight. (File)

The summer of 2025 has brought continued hardship to drought-stricken farmers across much of South Australia. Despite hopes the festive […]

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