There is new hope for restoring the health of the Upper Murrumbidgee, as new agreement reached between the Albanese Government and ACT Independent Senator @DavidPocock 🎉 Read the full press release here arrc.au/forgotten-river-fund…
Thank you for your monumental support Mr. Pocock!
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Joined by Richie Allan, Bradley Bell, as well as Dr @SiwanLovett & Andy Lowes from the Australian River Restoration Centre to talk about the measures I’ve negotiated to ensure the Murrumbidgee River will be better looked after & considered part of the plan going forward.
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Announcing my support of the Bill that updates the Water Act aimed at delivering the Murray Darling Basin Plan in full. The crossbench has worked hard to ensure we get the balance right and look after river health and communities.
davidpocock.com.au/new_hope_…
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Huge win for the incredible Murrumbidgee River today! Thanks to the Ngunnawal who’ve been caring for the river for thousands of years and the many people who’ve been advocating for better flows and care of the river for decades ❤️
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