Australian Capital Territory
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0Minor practical changes to enable consistent implementation of the Basin Plan
In consultation with basin state governments, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) have identified a range of minor improvements that would enable a practical and consistent implementation of the Basin Plan.
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0Proposed amendments as a result of the Northern Basin Review
The Murray-Darling Basin Authority has recently completed a review of the northern basin water recovery targets.
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0The Hume Dam – close to capacity
In consultation with basin state governments, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) have identified a range of minor improvements that would enable a practical and consistent implementation of the Basin Plan. Over time, a number of basin state governments have refined the boundaries of their own water planning areas and have requested the Murray-Darling Basin Authority […]
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0Recent MDBA consultation in the north
In consultation with basin state governments, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) have identified a range of minor improvements that would enable a practical and consistent implementation of the Basin Plan. Over time, a number of basin state governments have refined the boundaries of their own water planning areas and have requested the Murray-Darling Basin Authority […]
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0Salinity and the Murray–Darling Basin
In consultation with basin state governments, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) have identified a range of minor improvements that would enable a practical and consistent implementation of the Basin Plan. Over time, a number of basin state governments have refined the boundaries of their own water planning areas and have requested the Murray-Darling Basin Authority […]
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0Perch an environmental watering priority in 2016–2017
The Murray–Darling Basin is a complex and diverse system with many valuable environmental assets and functions meaning the Murray–Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) needs to prioritise the use of environmental water.
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0Environmental watering and its role in benefiting basin communities
Environmental watering is a process that is often considered to be beneficial to the basin environment- and it is. But the benefits don’t stop there. Often the process of environmental watering can be extremely beneficial to basin communities as well, boosting industry, recreation activities and the wellbeing of those living within the basin.
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0The important role of environmental watering
In consultation with basin state governments, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) have identified a range of minor improvements that would enable a practical and consistent implementation of the Basin Plan. Over time, a number of basin state governments have refined the boundaries of their own water planning areas and have requested the Murray-Darling Basin Authority […]
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0Water trading in the Murray-Darling Basin
Water trading in the Murray–Darling Basin is responsible for 95% of the volume of all water traded in Australia. The Basin’s water market is driven by user demand and supply. Users determine whether they need to buy or sell their water at a particular time, and the market price is a reflection of these demand and supply factors.
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0How water is allocated within the Basin
In consultation with basin state governments, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) have identified a range of minor improvements that would enable a practical and consistent implementation of the Basin Plan. Over time, a number of basin state governments have refined the boundaries of their own water planning areas and have requested the Murray-Darling Basin Authority […]