The Inland Rivers Network (“IRN”) is a coalition of environment groups and individuals that has been advocating for healthy rivers, wetlands and groundwater in the Murray-Darling Basin since 1991. Read More
Notice of annual general meeting All members of the corporation are advised that an annual general meeting of the members of Inland Rivers Network will take place as follows: Time: 2pm Date: Friday 27th November Place: via zoom…
MEDIA RELEASE No reason to fast-track Wyangala Dam project Friday 2 October 2020 The NSW Government is commencing preparation work for the construction of an enlarged storage at Wyangala Dam on the Lachlan River without a business case or planning…
Independent Panel Assessment of the Management of the 2020 Northern Basin First Flush Event Final Report – September 2020 From late January to the end of April 2020, widespread rain fell across various parts of northwest New South Wales (NSW)…
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ABC Broken Hill By Declan Gooch and Christopher Testa Landholders frustrated over a controversial plan to store less water in the Menindee Lakes have suspended talks with the NSW Government. Key points: The NSW Government wants to reduce evaporation at the Menindee Lakes…
Published in the Sydney Morning Herald 20th July 2020 The Murray Darling Basin Plan came into effect on June 30, 2019. One year later there is still a shortfall of 46.7 billion litres in water recovery, mainly in the Northern…
Letter to the Editor, Northern Daily Leader: Phil Spark, Tamworth NSW. “I agree with Barnaby the government does face annihilation, but not because it hasn’t built dams, rather because it hasn’t acknowledged the climate emergency and is out of touch…
Read More Letter to the Editor, Northern Daily Leader: Phil Spark, Tamworth NSW. 8th October 2019
