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Murrumbidgee Irrigation CEO Brett Jones discusses what comes next. Picture by Allan Wilson

He says water projects need to be the focus to offset the effect of buybacks in future.

Murrumbidgee Irrigation says area needs to look to next steps

MIA grower Rob Houghton speaks at the rally protesting water buybacks. Prior to the bill passing he held real concerns for the future of the community and now, those concerns could be a very real reality. Picture by Talia Pattison 

Stakeholder groups express dismay at Senate passing amendments to Water Bill.

'Basin's heart broken': Shock and dismay as Senate passes water bill

Thousands of people across the Riverina protested against water buybacks last week. Picture by Talia Pattison

The government has the numbers it needs to pass its controversial new MDB laws, with the Greens and crossbencher David Pocock on board.

Government gains numbers for MDB plan as crossbencher pledges support

Hundreds attended a Rally in Leeton last week, concerned about changes to the Murray Darling Basin Plan. Picture supplied

Experts divided on the specific merits of water market changes

'Preposterous', 'lazy', 'lunacy': Basin communities respond to Greens deal

Professor of fisheries and river management at Charles Sturt University, Lee Baumgartner. Picture by Hayley Warden

The CSU professor has dedicated himself to improving river management in Australia and overseas.

A marriage celebrant, the Mekong and fish stairs star in Lee's success story

CSU Wagga's Professor Jim Pratley says a shortage of agriculture teachers in Australia's classrooms is concerning for the future. File image

Teachers are key to building the major industry: Jim Pratley.

Ag graduates urged to swap farm work for the classroom

Huge crowds turned out to protest water buybacks at a rally in Leeton on Tuesday, November 21. Picture by Talia Pattison

Leeton shire residents rallied in huge numbers to protest water buybacks.

'Not for sale': MIA stands firm on 'lazy, risky' water buybacks during protest

Member for Murray Helen Dalton during a press conference outside her office on Friday. Picture by Allan Wilson 

It comes ahead of buybacks rallies to be held in Griffith and Leeton next week.

'Forget the ego': Dalton calls on Plibersek to abandon Bill

Rural accountant, Graeme Obst, with Wagga Wagga-based firm accounting firm, AKW, on his own property Springvale at Harefield in southern NSW.

Increasingly complex tax considerations, farm business succession and superannuation planning needs are deepening the rural sector's reliance on bush accountants' skills.

It all adds up: Why bush accountants are the farmer's best friend

NSW Farmers is vehemently opposed to the water bill, its president Xavier Martin has declared. Picture supplied


'Rather than come and talk to us they hid in Canberra and held hearings.'

'It's madness': Riverina councils, farmers to lead widespread protest

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