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Simon Galletta

Simon Galletta

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Reporter, ABC News (Australia)

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  • Menindee locals living with 'disgusting', 'filthy' tap water that smells like 'a sewer'

    By Simon Galletta Verified, Aimee Volkofsky Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Posted January 16, 2019 06:44:59 If your tap water was the colour of mud, would you drink it? Menindee locals in far-west New South Wales say that is what they are being forced to endure. "This is the disgusting water coming out of our tap today," Taya Biggs wrote in the Menindee Region Community Group on the Darling River Facebook group. "They expect us to wash, drink, cook and wash our clothes in the filthy water."Another person wrote: "My bathroom water is green.

    By Simon Galletta Verified, Aimee Volkofsky Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Jan. 15, 2019

  • A mystery murky as the Murray: Family's 30-year wait to know how Robby-Jo Coulter died

    By Warwick Long Verified, Simon Galletta Verified| The New Daily Verified The unexplained death of a teenager whose chain-bound body was pulled from the Murray River 30 years ago is being reviewed by police, following a social media campaign by his family. The badly decomposed body of Robby-Jo Coulter, 17, was discovered by campers between Trentham Cliffs and Monak, near Mildura and just south of Gol Gol in far-south-west New South Wales, on January 3 1989.

    By Warwick Long Verified, Simon Galletta Verified · The New Daily

    Jan. 11, 2019

  • Menindee locals living with 'disgusting', 'filthy' tap water that smells like 'a sewer'

    By Simon Galletta Verified, Aimee Volkofsky Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Posted January 16, 2019 06:44:59 If your tap water was the colour of mud, would you drink it? Menindee locals in far-west New South Wales say that is what they are being forced to endure. "This is the disgusting water coming out of our tap today," Taya Biggs wrote in the Menindee Region Community Group on the Darling River Facebook group. "They expect us to wash, drink, cook and wash our clothes in the filthy water."Another person wrote: "My bathroom water is green.

    By Simon Galletta Verified, Aimee Volkofsky Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Jan. 15, 2019

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland