Murray, Coorong & Lower Lakes

Water allocations for South Australian River Murray users have now reached 100 percent for the 2020-21 water year.

The Coorong community are encouraged to get involved in shortlisting potential infrastructure options for securing the future of the iconic wetland with an options guide and survey released today.

Infrastructure projects which improve water delivery and create jobs across the Murray-Darling Basin as part of a post COVID-19 stimulus response will be prioritised after today’s Ministerial Council Meeting.

South Australian River Murray water allocations will open at 40 percent for the 2020-21 water year and are likely to reach 100 percent before the start of next summer.

All Basin jurisdictions remain committed to the Murray-Darling Basin Plan after today’s Ministerial Council meeting in Brisbane.

The South Australian Government is calling on all Basin jurisdictions to show mature leadership and continue to progress delivery of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan at tomorrow’s Ministerial Council meeting in Brisbane.

The South Australian Government will seek further commitment from state and federal counterparts to deliver the Murray-Darling Basin Plan in full and on time, at Friday’s Ministerial Council in Melbourne.

South Australian River Murray irrigation allocations will increase to 100 per cent after an improvement in water resource availability to South Australia since the last update.

The Coorong Partnership will transform the way we partner with community in the management of the Coorong. Nominations are open now, and close at the end of September.

The South Australian Government has released its full response to the Murray-Darling Basin Royal Commission and the Productivity Commission’s five-year assessment – with a continued focus on implementation of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan in full and on time by 2024.