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  1. A government official discusses current policies regarding water tariffs and associated costs through the National Water Supply and Drainage Board.

Industry groups call for an immediate review of WaterNSW pricing framework, arguing affordable water is key to competitiveness for food and fibre industries.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 17
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Industry groups call for an immediate review of WaterNSW pricing framework, arguing affordable water is key to competitiveness for food and fibre industries.

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  1. During a drought, producers in the Liverpool Plains are seeking a water fee waiver, while the Narrabri Gas Project is facing calls regarding its impact on regional water supply and land use.Sub-event
  2. Call made to review WaterNSW pricing framework to ensure affordable water for industry competitiveness.1 source

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