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Signs are ‘promising’ for Great Darling Anabranch flows

Else Kennedy

WHEN Marg Whyte moved to Willow Point Station on the Great Darling Anabranch in the 1960s, 20 miles of river snaked through her property. She would take her children searching for yabbies, shrimps and mussels in the water and spent mornings and evenings watching birds nesting in the box trees and river red gums. It’s […]

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