PETER Spencer's hunger strike might be over, but the fight for property rights recognition goes on with another farmers rally planned in Canberra when Parliament resumes next month.
Mr Spencer's spokesman, Alistair McRobert, said on February 5 farmers and other supporters of the cause would march on Parliament to keep up the pressure for a Royal Commission into property rights and to continue the call for compensation for the loss of property rights, stemming originally from land clearing bans.
Mr McRobert urged farmers who could not attend last week's rally, especially in the flood-ravaged land clearing hot spots of Coonamble, Walgett and Warren, to get themselves to Canberra and help keep up the pressure.
He said while Mr Spencer has agreed to end his strike, he feels it has not been in vain because of the support it has gathered and the extensive media coverage it has attracted for his cause.