Farmers recovering from drought now face a new challenge

Angus and Leslie Tink on their farm near Mudgee

Angus and Leslie Tink on their farm near Mudgee Source: SBS

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Over the past three years, farming communities across eastern Australia have battled a crippling drought and it's fallout is being compound by a new business challenge - the coronavirus.

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