In April 2008, the Murray–Darling Basin Commission purchased 10,423 megalitres of water from a private storage in Queensland to provide water across the border to the Narran Lakes in northern NSW. The water was purchased to sustain water levels in the Lakes system during a rare bird-breeding event that was judged to be at risk.
| Publication title | Published | File type | File size | |
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| Options for environmental water 2008 | 06 Nov 2015 |
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Published date: 1 January 2009