LETTER: Sunraysia needs to lead the way on renewables

I WAS appalled and angry looking at the juxtaposition of the front page stories the Herald Sun and Sunraysia Daily displayed on February 4.  The Herald Sun details people who have lost everything in the Gippsland bushfires, caused by a worsening climate, and in the Sunraysia Daily the “Solar farm is told to walk on” […]

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