The Edward River Council is managing the consequences of water reform policies, including buybacks that are reducing productive water volume and leading to job redundancies at SunRice.
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The Edward River Council is managing the consequences of water reform policies, including buybacks that are reducing productive water volume and leading to job redundancies at SunRice.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Political figures urge action regarding water shortages and rice production impacts in Deniliquin.1 source
Council faces operational challenges due to water buybacks and policy shifts affecting local businesses like SunRice.1 source
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Edward River Council invested in infrastructure in Deniliquin.Also in this story
- Edward River Council awarded a lease to Rivergum Rural Health Hub Pty Ltd, which will operate the Deniliquin Medical Centre.
- A consultation is underway for the Pottinger Energy Park, a project located between Deniliquin and Hay, involving the Edward River Council.
The entities involved
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Edward River Council
local government area in New South Wales, Australia
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Deniliquin
town in New South Wales, Australia
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