Plibersek struggles on Basin Plan delivery
Federal Water Minister Tanya Plibersek is encountering significant bumps on her path to deliver the Murray Darling Basin Plan.
Federal Water Minister Tanya Plibersek is encountering significant bumps on her path to deliver the Murray Darling Basin Plan.
Canberra is poised to launch a tidal wave of irrigation community water buyouts at the urging of environment groups.
A prominent Riverina cotton and cereal grower has been fined for over-pumping water worth $253,460.
Victoria’s four largest floodplain restoration projects, delivering 58GL in water efficiencies, have been halted, risking a major federal water buyout.
Goulburn Valley farmers have been put on notice following a series of water thefts with the magistrate threatening jail for anybody who tries it next.
Basin plan water policies are misguided and delusional, writes JAN BEER
Queensland irrigators’ water use goes unmeasured, while those in South Australia go unpunished for “overusing” the Murray Darling Basin’s flows.
Three Murray Darling Basin researchers have released another study – but this one is questioning a group of rival water experts.
A chronically ill Irymple farmer threatened to shoot a water compliance officer in the face, a court has heard.
Disallowance of new water regulations has backfired, leaving northern irrigators to carry on floodplain harvesting.
Federal Water Minister Keith Pitt is being accused of demanding NSW and Victoria deliver on impossible deadlines to quench South Australia’s thirst.
The South Australian water sweeteners must stop, writes ANDREW LEAHY
Water has flowed into Lake Menindee for the first time since 2018, with video footage showing locals and wildlife enjoying the flows. But what does it mean for the Lower Darling River?
As NSW prepares to fill Lake Menindee for the first time since 2018, how much will be left to flow down the Lower Darling?
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