Anti-cotton fury ‘not entirely fair’, Nationals leader says

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DEPUTY Prime Minister Michael McCormack has labelled criticism of rice and cotton growers as “not entirely fair” and again pointed the finger at prolonged drought as the major factor ­behind the ailing state of the lower Darling River. Mr McCormack yesterday ­became the most senior politician to visit Menindee in the wake of three mass […]

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