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News ArchivesFORTY local businesses were surveyed earlier this year to provide the Upper Hunter Shire Council comparative feedback on the impacts of the drought,
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FARM and agriculture businesses have until Wednesday, September 30, to apply for drought loans with a two-year interest free period.
THE view from a truck in the hay convey as it drove through Scone and Murrurundi on Saturday was filmed by passenger Lint Gannon,
APPROXIMATELY 180 trucks will be trolling through town on Saturday carrying bales of hay to Arimdale.
GREEN with a splash of colur is a welcome sight during the drought and a pelargonium drive is helping bring some growth to the Belltrees Public School.
THE drought is dragging out and while there are no clouds gathering on the horizon,
A TEN percent reduction in the high security water allocation at Glenbawn Dam triggered Level 1 water restrictions on July 1 for most of the Upper Hunter Shire area,
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THE cost of maintaining roads in the Upper Hunter Shire Council area is escalating due to the drought,