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Water Minister grilled after woman killed at Penrith Weir

Ben Fordham

A NSW Minister is committing to adding a line of warning buoys to Penrith Weir after a number of tragedies.

Days after mother of two, Emily, died on Australia Day, another group of boaters were involved in a near-tragedy on the Nepean River in Penrith.

NSW Lands and Water Minister Kevin Anderson told Ben Fordham temporary buoys were added last night after permanent marker buoys were damaged about a year ago.

“I’m pretty cranky at the fact that it took so long to get them back there.

“We’ll have those discussions about a permanent line of marker buoys that will stretch the length of the river.”

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Emily’s mother, Bev, called in after hearing the Minister’s call.

She tells Ben she’s “angry”.

“They are taking on a fighter.”

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Image: Getty/lovleah

Ben Fordham
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