Farmer starts GoFundMe after little help from government to support drought-affected farmers
Victorian beef farmer Paul Diamond has decided to take matters into his 'own hands' and set up a GoFundMe due to the drought affecting his farm.
'I went to social media after being down and out for a period of time … and started to vent my frustrations online,' Mr Diamond told Sky News host Steve Price.
'I was amazed with the support from the general public.'
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