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River inaction something to shout about

11 Aug, 2008 11:23 AM
AN estimated 5000 protestors converged at Goolwa yesterday (Sunday), demanding urgent action from the South Australian and Federal governments to save the River Murray and Lower Lakes.

Protesters condemned the absence of Premier Mike Rann, Water Minister Karlene Maywald, Federal Climate Change Minister and SA Senator Penny Wong and the Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.

The gathering was the latest in a series of recent protests and community rallies, with water and rural health both raising the ire of regional populations of late.

* For more see this week’s Stock Journal

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Protesters line the Hindmarsh Island bridge at Goolwa yesterday to rally in support of the River Murray
Protesters line the Hindmarsh Island bridge at Goolwa yesterday to rally in support of the River Murray

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