More than 400 Riverina jobs available to help ease farmers' strain during harvest season

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Updated September 27 2021 - 10:44pm, first published 3:13pm
JOIN THE HARVEST: Wagga's Programmed Skilled Workforce area manager Bret Power is looking to fill more than 400 vacancie to help farmers harvest a bumper crop this season. Picture: Sean Cunningham
JOIN THE HARVEST: Wagga's Programmed Skilled Workforce area manager Bret Power is looking to fill more than 400 vacancie to help farmers harvest a bumper crop this season. Picture: Sean Cunningham

A shortage of workers, mainly due to state and international border closures, is putting Riverina farmers under strain as they prepare for an expected bumper harvest.

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Sean Cunningham

Journalist

Former senior journalist and sport editor at Camden and Campbelltown-Macarthur Advertisers.

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