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"Central Darling Shire: Battling the NSW Drought with Resilience and Community Spirit" In the arid landscapes of Central Darling Shire, a region deeply affected by the ongoing drought in New South Wales, communities are coming together to face adversity head-on. White Cliffs, known for its stunning opal mines, now showcases another facet - resilience. As farms struggle to sustain their livestock amidst scarce resources, farmers have taken it upon themselves to ensure cattle feeding continues. Their unwavering determination is evident as they work tirelessly day in and day out to provide nourishment for their animals. The impact of the NSW drought on Central Darling Shire cannot be overstated. The harsh conditions have prompted locals at Goodwood Station to embark on earthworks projects aimed at conserving water and preserving precious soil quality. These initiatives serve as a testament to their commitment towards sustainable farming practices even in challenging times. Amidst this backdrop of hardship, one shining beacon emerges - Annette Turner from CWA (Country Women's Association). Her dedication knows no bounds as she selflessly supports farmers and their families through these trying times. Annette's tireless efforts bring hope and relief when it is needed most. Transportation plays a crucial role in ensuring that aid reaches those who need it most. Hay transport becomes an essential lifeline for struggling farmers in White Cliffs, and is heartening to witness the solidarity within communities as they rally together to support each other during these difficult times. Central Darling Shire stands strong against the onslaught of drought; its people united by a shared sense of purpose and community spirit. As we navigate through these challenges hand-in-hand, let us remember that even amidst adversity, there lies strength – strength found within ourselves and within our collective willpower.