SA to 'suffer' under Labor basin plans

Alisha Fogden
April 4 2019 - 9:32am
BIG CALL: Federal Labor environment and water spokesman Tony Burke with SA opposition leader Peter Malinauskas and opposition water spokesperson Susan Close in Adelaide last week. Photo: AAP/DAVID MARIUZ
BIG CALL: Federal Labor environment and water spokesman Tony Burke with SA opposition leader Peter Malinauskas and opposition water spokesperson Susan Close in Adelaide last week. Photo: AAP/DAVID MARIUZ

SA Water Minister David Speirs says federal Labor's plans to make changes to the Murray-Darling Basin Plan are cause for concern, as "SA will suffer the most as a result".

Alisha Fogden

Alisha Fogden

senior journalist, cropping editor at Stock Journal

Journalist at Australian Community Media newspapers since 2007.

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