Lakes tapped as big dry creeps in

THE Murray–Darling Basin Authority will call on water from the Menindee Lakes in the coming week to meet demands in the Murray River system. MDBA river management senior director John Waterworth said the decision was consistent with scenarios modelled in the annual operating outlook released in August, with water to be ordered from Menindee as […]

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