Assistance package to help rebuild after Chepstowe, Carngham fires

By Evan Schuurman
Updated January 19 2013 - 12:06am, first published 12:00am
ASSISTANCE: Carngham landowner Kim Nunn, Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu and Ballarat MP Catherine King inspect the Nunns’ property yesterday after the announcement that low-interest loans will be made available for certain groups affected by the recent Chepstowe and Carngham fires. PICTURE: ADAM TRAFFORD
ASSISTANCE: Carngham landowner Kim Nunn, Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu and Ballarat MP Catherine King inspect the Nunns’ property yesterday after the announcement that low-interest loans will be made available for certain groups affected by the recent Chepstowe and Carngham fires. PICTURE: ADAM TRAFFORD

VICTIMS of the fire that ripped through Chepstowe and Carngham less than two weeks ago will soon be able to access low-interest loans, but some say the service provides little comfort.

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