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Support payments for people affected by far west NSW blackouts

Published 24 October 2024, 9:19 am
A multimillion-dollar support package has been announced for residents in Far West New South Wales affected by power outages. The state's premier has visited Broken Hill and other nearby towns, meeting locals impacted by intermittent blackouts.
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