Government faces battle to buy water
The federal government has only purchased 48 gigaliters of water over the past year and will now face an uphill battle to buy 450 gigaliters by December 2027. See the figures.
The federal government has only purchased 48 gigaliters of water over the past year and will now face an uphill battle to buy 450 gigaliters by December 2027. See the figures.
The cost of building a new Victorian water register has blown out to at least $36m. But after five years it is still not operational.
Duxton Water has made $1000 a megalitre premium on the Goulburn water shares it sold to the federal government. See the figures.
More than 2500ML of lower Gwydir River water entitlements have been offered through auction where they received bids worth in excess of $16m combined.
The Federal Government has snapped up $73.5 million of Cubbie Station’s water entitlements, owned by the Macquarie Group.
An investigation has been launched into NSW Parks Service and the federal government’s floodplain harvesting of the Warrego River.
PSP Investments, Australia’s largest agricultural land and water investor, has sold $21.5 million of its water entitlements to the federal government.
Inflows into major storage dams have been below average for months on end. We reveal which dams have been hardest hit and the implications.
Irrigators have sold $35.6 million dollars worth of water to the government this week, bringing the six week total to $210m. See the list of who sold water and for how much.
Amid a dry start to the year dam levels are dropping with one of the nation’s major storages dipping to levels not seen since 2020.
A NSW irrigation company has been fined a whopping $300,000 in court for illegally building dams.
Duxton Water have sold 30,614ML of water entitlements in a nine-figure deal with the the federal government. See the details.
Despite a looming federal election, the government has moved to strip another 100 gigalitres from Murray Darling Basin irrigators.
The rush to rollout seven major water sharing plans is leading the NSW government to mistakenly identify wetlands on farms.
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