The Premier of South Australia recently announced a Government restructure, placing an even greater emphasis on South Australia’s water resource management and water reform initiatives.
Effective 1 July 2010, South Australia has a new Department for Water, led by Scott Ashby as Chief Executive.
Content from the previous department can now be found on this website, or at one of the following links:
Looking for? |
You'll find it at: |
July 1, 2010 River Murray Opening Allocation Announcement and Resource Report. |
|
Riverbank collapse information. |
|
License and permit information can be found at the ‘one stop shop’ for State Government services. |
|
The Native Vegetation Council. |
|
Natural Resource Management in South Australia. |
|
State Flora - specialist supplier of Australian Native plants in tubes and pots. |
|
All technical and scientific monitoring data, reports and publications. |
Water management in the South East is creating a win-win for both the environment and agricultural productivity.
A combination of drains and floodways, physical infrastructure like weirs and surface water crossovers, fauna crossings and proactive protection of natural habitats is delivering regional economic prosperity without compromising the environment.
Release of South East water into the Southern Lagoon of the Coorong at the Salt Creek outlet
Material published on this web site is released under differing copyright licensing regimes. Where the licence applicable to a particular information product is not specifically indicated, all rights are reserved.
Site last updated 14 June 2013
