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Government invests over $100M in rural financial counselling for producers

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The government announced it is investing over $100 million in rural financial counselling programs to support farmers and producers facing financial hardship. This grant funding will be awarded to 10 providers across 12 regions. The program aims to provide free, confidential counselling to farming, fishing, forestry, and small related businesses.

From miragenews.com

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The investment provides local access to financial counsellors, helping farming, fishing, forestry, and small related businesses make improvements to their financial circumstances. This funding is part of a larger investment by the government, which has allocated over $1.4 billion toward rural support and drought resilience measures.

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  • governmentProviding grant funding for rural financial counselling programs

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