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Macquarie Burrendong Dam CEWO

Joint watering action to help native fish survive and thrive

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17 May 2023
Water for the environment has been delivered into the Macquarie River Wambuul in central NSW as part of a managed release to help native fish reach…
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Online course launched to promote water efficiency for developers, builders and plumbers

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12 April 2023
A new online course is now available to help industry professionals learn about water efficiency labelling and to stay up to date with their legal…
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Audits to verify industry compliance with waste export regulation

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  • Waste
24 March 2023
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) is undertaking audits of entities exporting regulated waste material to…
Great Cumbung Swamp - Mal Carnegie

Plan to protect the Great Cumbung Swamp

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  • CEWO
02 March 2023
For half a century the southern bell frog had not been detected in the Great Cumbung Swamp in far southwestern NSW.
South Arm Straw Necked Ibis colony

Collective effort helps bird breeding at Narran Lakes

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  • CEWO
08 February 2023
To help maintain bird breeding conditions at the Dharriwaa (also known as Narran Lakes), the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder has entered into…
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Water for the environment crucial for rivers and wetlands as floodwaters recede

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02 February 2023
Delivering water for the environment plays a critical role in the survival of fish and birds as floodwaters begin to recede in some areas of the…
Pelicans flying into roost in the Lachlan catchment in 2022. Photo credit: Warren Chad

Waterbird breeding brings hope for a population boost

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25 January 2023
The boom-and-bust nature of much of Australia that is west of the Great Divide has never been more apparent than in the current conditions being…
Goulburn River CEWO

Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder to sell 8 GL of Goulburn annual water allocations

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23 January 2023
The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder has announced the sale of up to 8 gigalitres (GL) of annual water allocations in the Goulburn Catchment…
Kristin Tilley

New Ambassador for Climate Change

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09 November 2022
Ms Kristin Tilley has been announced as Australia’s Ambassador for Climate Change.
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WELS Regulator supports recommendations of the third review of the water efficiency labelling and standards scheme

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07 November 2022
The Australian Government released the third independent review of the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme and Intergovernmental…
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New Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder appointed

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26 September 2022
Dr Simon Banks has been appointed as the new Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder (CEWH) following the recent retirement of Hilton Taylor.
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World leading scientific research using 3D X-ray technology for the detection of illegal wildlife trafficking

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23 September 2022
The ‘Detecting illegal wildlife trafficking via real time tomography 3D x-ray imaging and automated algorithms’ paper by Pirotta et al.
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Widespread environmental benefits across the Basin

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30 August 2022
After years of drought in parts of the Murray-Darling Basin, wetter conditions and a record delivery of water for the environment have brought…
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Co-ordinated winter flows in the Goulburn and Murray Rivers

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22 July 2022
Careful planning of water for the environment coupled with a helping hand from natural wet conditions may see a reconnection of several mid-Murray…

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