Hundreds rally at Port Noarlunga over dying marine life Documentary filmmaker Dan Monceaux talks to the crowd. A section of the crowd make their views known. A large crowd gathers at the rally. Among the dead marine life have been thousands of dead fish washed up along the Moana Beach foreshore. TWO hundred people gathered at Port Noarlunga jetty tonight to demand more answers about the mass death of marine life on Adelaide beaches. The meeting, organised by Port Noarlunga resident Nigel Black, was attended by former senior Labor minister John Hill and representatives from the Environment Department and Biosecurity SA, who answered questions about test results. Mr Hill said it was important to distinguish between the fish and dolphin deaths, because tests showed that even though they occurred at the same time, they weren't necessarily caused by the same factors. Organiser Nigel Black is happy with the turnout and said he thinks it represented the level of concern in the community. The government officials were here and it gets the level of converstation going. We just want regular updates on the testing and want them to keep investigating on what caused this.