Menindee resident: ‘Political games are immature’

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IT is time for maturity in the debate over the ecological disaster unfolding on the Darling River at Menindee, say locals pleading with politicians to come together to find a solution. “The political games that are ­being played are just really immature I reckon,” Menindee local Graeme McCrabb said yesterday. “It needs some maturity at […]

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