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Promised water cost cuts for farmers could be undermined

Deb Frecklington, Shadow Minister for Water and the Construction of Dams sought to find out how the State Government will implement water cost cuts for farmers. Picture: FILE

Both the State Opposition and Bundaberg growers are trying to determine how the State Government will implement it's three year, […]

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