LLS rates waived again this year for state's farmers

Updated January 24 2020 - 11:02am, first published 10:57am
Northern Tablelands MP and Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall (right) with Moree farmer Dan Reardon, one of 144,000 farmers across NSW whose Local Lands Services rates will be waived again this year due to drought and bushfires.
Northern Tablelands MP and Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall (right) with Moree farmer Dan Reardon, one of 144,000 farmers across NSW whose Local Lands Services rates will be waived again this year due to drought and bushfires.

THE State Government will once again waive all Local Land Services (LLS) rates for this year to provide relief for farmers going through devastating bushfires and crippling drought.

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