The rice industry is the 'backbone' of this small town, but it's struggling
It's just over a month since Australia's largest rice processor, SunRice, laid-off nearly 80 workers in southern NSW and already some people are struggling to pay rent.
The rice industry is the 'backbone' of this small town, but it's struggling
It's just over a month since Australia's largest rice processor, SunRice, laid-off nearly 80 workers in southern NSW and already some people are struggling to pay rent.
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