'All this here will kill this river': traditional owners grieve for the Darling-Baaka after mass fish death

Barkandji people say they are tired of fighting for the health of the river after millions of fish died in a hypoxic blackwater eventSign up for the Rural Network email newsletterJoin the Rural Network group on Facebook to be part of the communityTraditional owners in Menindee are grieving for a river that smells like death."The Baaka is our culture; to see the fish like this and to smell the fish is just unbelievable," says Malyangapa Barkandji woman Denise O'Donnell. "The whole of Australia should be fighting for this river - all the rivers. It makes me sick to see it like this, it makes me cry. It's very heartbreaking. A lot of the community feel the same and they are grieving - this is so wrong." Continue reading...