
NSW Premier Chris Minns to visit Menindee for community talks after fish kill
The New South Wales Premier will receive a briefing on the mass fish kill in the state's far west on his first official day in the job. Chris Minns is set to visit Menindee, where millions of fish died along the Darling-Baaka River.
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