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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Otis Filley

New NSW premier Chris Minns commits to investigation into Menindee mass fish kill

NSW Premier Chris Minns and Barwon independent MP Roy Butler walk along the Darling-Baaka in Menindee at the site where fish carcasses began being excavated from the river on Thursday, after the recent fish kill event.
NSW premier Chris Minns and Barwon independent MP Roy Butler walk along the Darling-Baaka in Menindee, where fish carcasses are being removed after the recent fish kill event. Photograph: Otis Filley/The Guardian

The incoming New South Wales Labor government has committed to an independent investigation into the most recent mass fish kill at Menindee, after Chris Minns visited the town a day after being sworn in as premier.

Minns acknowledged that while he did not have Labor MPs in the western part of the state, he wanted to make sure that the people of regional NSW knew that they would be a priority for the incoming Labor government.

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