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Rural Aid releases survey on how Australian farmers are navigating mental health

Rural Aid CEO John Warlters says a new survey reveals a decline in farmers mental health. (Supplied)

Australia’s leading farmer support charity has released a survey offering a candid snapshot of how Australian farmers are navigating mental […]

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