Carolyn Millet
Daily Liberal
Tamworth, NSW, Australia
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Past articles by Carolyn:
Federal election fines for not voting could be issues to 19,100 Parkes people
Do you know what's a 'valid and sufficient' reason for not voting? → Read More
Keepit Dam fish kill hoped to be mitigated by aerators
"We’ll run them as long as we need to run them until conditions change." → Read More
Barnaby Joyce says federal drought help needs more work
'I impressed on them how important it is that on a federal level we do more.' → Read More
NSW govt doubles drought relief package
Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced an extra $500 million in drought support. → Read More
Reprieve from last resort for desperate sheep farmer
They were on the property within about 24 hours, with vital supplies. → Read More
Quirindi show cancelled due to drought issues
The driest spell in more than 100 years sees the show replaced with a fun day. → Read More
Manilla man’s campaign raises $10,000 drought aid
'I couldn’t just sit back and watch ... these people’s livelihoods fade away in front of them.' → Read More
‘Kids missing school to help on farm’: latest One Bucket stories
'[I saw] tears in these kids’ eyes talking about how much they wish it would rain.' → Read More
‘Kids missing school to help on farm’: latest One Bucket stories
"(I saw) tears in these kids’ eyes talking about how much they wish it would rain." → Read More
One Bucket tour hits the track to tour The Big Dry in NSW
See where Edwina Robertson will show up next. → Read More
One Bucket tour hits the track to tour The Big Dry in NSW
See where Edwina Robertson will show up next. → Read More
The one-bucket reality beyond one photographer’s drought project
“It’s a crisis, an absolute crisis ... there's no time to spare." → Read More
The one-bucket reality beyond one photographer’s drought project
“It’s a crisis, an absolute crisis ... there's no time to spare." → Read More
Preschooler baffled by small amount of rain falling in Coonabarabran
See the moment this little girl experiences rain for the first time she can remember. → Read More
Farm Rescue working bee leaves fresh hope and home
WHEN the Farm Rescue team drove away from the Bullen family’s place, they left a few things behind. The first was a safer and more welcoming house for Gus, Krystal and daughter Kathleen, 15, to come home to after their often harrowing days on their Pilliga farm. But just as importantly, they left behind new friends – and encouragement. “I just hope ... that they truly understand what they did… → Read More
No looking behind after drought ‘backtrade’
Jenn Sansom is carting hay and water for her cattle and horses, and has had to sacrifice her dream property, but it's a decision she's not looking back on. SHE had “everything ever wanted” but then drought forced the difficult choice to sacrifice most of it. The decision to “backtrade” is a strong theme when Jenn Sansom recounts the past few months, but she’s not complaining and she’s not… → Read More
Workshops to help farmers tackle rural crime
There's been a cash boost to help farmers deal with crime. → Read More
‘Crazy’ road needs action: residents after Duri area crash
The growing list of fatal crashes on Werris Creek Road is “a terrible problem that needs to be addressed sooner rather than later”. → Read More
Shattercane class action grows to 50 farmers
The number of farmers registered in the shattercane class action has grown to 50, and the book-building continues. → Read More
Shattercane class action grows to 50 farmers
The number of farmers registered in the shattercane class action has grown to 50, and the book-building continues. → Read More