‘On notice for years’: Anti-slavery chief targets Nationals leader
- Posted on August 5, 2026
- By The Sydney Morning Herald
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In brief
The NSW Nationals leader faces scrutiny from anti-slavery advocates regarding potential oversight of labor exploitation on berry farms. Senior officials argue the party should have addressed modern slavery vulnerabilities earlier in agricultural supply chains. The allegations highlight growing concerns about worker protections in Australia's produce industry and corporate accountability measures for preventing labor abuses across regional farming operations.
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‘On notice for years’: Anti-slavery chief targets Nationals leader
NSW Nationals Leader Gurmesh Singh has fiercely rejected allegations he had questions to answer about his knowledge of modern slavery risks on berry farms.
