Irrigation
$48.7 million water savings project to go ahead
A $48.7 million project in Wah Wah, New South Wales, that helps irrigators save water will go ahead after it...
Read moreDetailsNew pathway to help irrigated agriculture projects
Land approvals for irrigated agriculture developments will be simplified under the Western Australian Government’s new information pathway package, which is...
Read moreDetailsRelief for Lower Darling irrigators
The Department of Primary Industry (DPI) has confirmed water will soon make its way down from the Barwon-Darling systems to...
Read moreDetailsOpening allocations for SA Murray irrigators
South Australian irrigators will begin the 2016-17 water year with only 36 per cent of their usual water allocations due...
Read moreDetailsIrrigation unlocking opportunities in Tasmania
Government investment in Tasmanian irrigation is creating economic growth and new job opportunities across the state. Reid Fruits at Jericho is...
Read moreDetailsWA irrigation study near completion
A four-year Department of Agriculture and Food research project, identifying suitable areas for irrigation development in La Grange, Western Australia,...
Read moreDetailsCanal upgrade near completion
A $1.9 million upgrade of the Victorian Stuart Murray Canal aimed at ensuring ongoing water reliability for the region's irrigators is almost complete....
Read moreDetailsNew investment in Murray irrigation projects
Round three of the Irrigation Industry Improvement Program (3IP) has been announced, with $177 million now being offered across 186 River Murray-based...
Read moreDetailsTas irrigation study funded
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources Barnaby Joyce has announced $1.78 million for a feasibility study...
Read moreDetailsPotential new irrigation projects for WA
The Coalition Government will invest almost $1.4 million to assess the feasibility of three irrigation projects in Western Australia. The...
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