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Wide Bay farmers say ‘enough’ after crime spree

Bree Watson, LNP candidate for Bundaberg and Dan Purdie, Shadow Minister for Police and Community Safety gathered with local farmers concerned about the rise in farm theft in the Wide Bay/Burnett region. Picture: JUDY PLATH

A group of distressed farmers gathered together on Monday at North Gregory to say “enough is enough” and are calling […]

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