NRAR is the independent regulator responsible for the compliance and enforcement of NSW water laws.
New South Wales, Australia
Joined November 2018
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The NSW Gov is taking the first steps to implement a suite of recommendations fast-tracking non-urban #metering reforms.
You’re invited to learn more about proposed new changes: tinyurl.com/mryc9285
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You can have your say until 29 March 2024 on a new method to calculate the value of illegally taken #water in #NSW.
Submit your feedback: tinyurl.com/4bv2kvaw
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For the first time, landholders & #waterusers can have their say on #domestic and #stock water rights with the launch of a statewide survey to help us determine if any changes are needed to improve the way it’s measured and managed.
Find out more: tinyurl.com/38kv5ham
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Here's how local, state and federal agencies all play a part in managing water 👇👇
Read more: tinyurl.com/hhabh49z
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Along with @WaterNSW, we share responsibility for granting & managing #waterlicences & #approvals in NSW. @NRAR is responsible for compliance.
Learn more abt how which entity you deal with depends on who you are & the type of licence or approval you need: tinyurl.com/4w5sntk9
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Do you have questions about #domesticandstock rights?
You might find some answers on our #FAQs page: bit.ly/3DiV1E6
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Check out our list of interactive tools for non-urban #metering: bit.ly/3ZQbOI7
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Did you know there are several exemptions to the non-urban #metering rules available to water users, including an exemption for water used under a basic landholder right (BLR)?
Learn more about exemptions: bit.ly/3XH9zWQ
ALT Basic Landholder rights exemption for non-urban Metering
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Water users in the NSW Southern Inland & Coastal regions will be given extra time to install non-urban #metering equipment due to recent rainfall & widespread flooding:
1⃣1 June 2023 for #SouthernInland
2⃣1 December 2024 for #Coastal #NSW
Learn more: bit.ly/3ilf9xP
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Due to rainfall and widespread flooding, the deadlines for NSW #SouthernInland and #Coastal water users to install non-urban #metering equipment have changed:
☑️1 June 2023 for Southern Inland
☑️1 Dec 2024 for Coastal NSW
Read more: bit.ly/3WN0yuJ
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NSW Southern Inland and Coastal water users will be given extra time to install non-urban #metering equipment. The new deadlines are:
1⃣ 1 June 2023 for #SouthernInland
2⃣ 1 Dec 2024 for #CoastalNSW
Read more: bit.ly/3WN0yuJ
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We'll be in #Forbes, #Cootamundra, #Tumut and #WaggaWagga from 27-30 September for non-urban water metering information sessions! @NRAR and @WaterNSW staff will be joining us too.
Register now: bit.ly/3QFzadZ
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Our staff, along with @NRAR and @WaterNSW recently visited the #Murray and #Murrumbidgee regions to discuss non-urban #metering.
Here's the presentation we shared: bit.ly/3Boi1RV
You can also watch a recording of a webinar: bit.ly/3S1CF05
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📣JULY #AELERT WEBINAR
@NRAR's Grant Barnes
Thurs, 21 July
1:00 - 2:00PM AEST
💡💧🌏
Free & exclusive to members👇
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#waterregulation #NRAR #compliance #enviroreg #waterresources #agriculture #water #compliance #innovation #tech #nsw #environment @admaccoop
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A reminder to northern inland water users: do not leave it until the last minute to order meters and book DQPs for new meter installation and validation by 1 December. You must be able to show @NRAR you have made all reasonable effort in plenty of time.
theland.com.au/story/7447917…
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54% Tranche 1 irrigators fully compliant with metering reforms, according to latest @NRAR progress report, up from 23% in July. Remainder on pathway to compliance with NRAR accepting barriers beyond water users' control, such as mobile blackspots preventing telemetry connection.
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45 per cent of the state's biggest irrigators have failed to install meters on their pumps abc.net.au/news/2021-07-14/i…
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Largest prosecution yet by NSW water regulator ift.tt/3uOc3Ua
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NSW irrigators face fines totalling millions over alleged water theft abc.net.au/news/2021-05-14/n…
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A NSW-based irrigation company faces the prospect of a multimillion-dollar penalty for water theft, in the largest prosecution issued by the national resources watchdog | @HatAlexander smh.com.au/national/nsw/wate…