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D Hartley - Mannum - SA - Australia - Motel owner manager
Keep the Murray and it's related Business's Flowing
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J Swaine - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Travel Wholesaler
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W Kuhn - Mannum - SA - Australia - Employment Consultant
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J Hartley - Victor Harbor - SA - Australia - Lecturer
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m fairbairn - adelaide - SA - Australia - lecturer
Hopefully the Rann government will do what the Howard government didnt, support our river system and our livelihood and ensure the survival of the Murray river in SA
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E Siliquini - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Project Consultant
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M Pickett - gOOLWA - SA - Australia - cARAVAN pARK oPERATOR
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R stephenson-Ward - Bridgewater - SA - Australia - District Nurse
we need to seriously address the amount of water taken from the Murray before it reaches SA, share and share alike. Australia is ONE country and we all need to support each other in the best way possible
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W Hartley - Mannum - SA - Australia - Tourism operater
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C Dale - Prospect - SA - Australia
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B Pope - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Office work
Save our Murray. It is South Australia's as well, keep it running freely all the way to the Coorong. Teach people to save more water and teach irrigators to grow the correct crops for a dry nation. No Cotton or rice crops for instance. Don't try to grow things that need massive water use. Companion planting could also help.
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j Popow - SA - Australia - public relations
WE voted and the people got the government that they wanted, now lets see if the new government can solve the problem of the Murray -Darling river systems.
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D Berryman - Woodcroft - SA - Australia - Family Support Worker / Financial Counsellor
Please save our water. This should never have been allowed to get to this point. Plans should have been put in place 20years or so age. Once we started paying for it it became precious. Will one day we be forced to move overseas as refugees? Just get on with it.
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P Smith - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Process Worker
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a lord - wentworth - NSW - Australia - motelier
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W Stelzer - Renmark - SA - Australia - Retail
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W Stelzer - Renmark - SA - Australia - Houseboat Operator
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b Stelzer - Renmark - SA - Australia - Houseboat Operator
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D Garbett - Cobram - VIC - Australia - caravan park prop.
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S Sommers - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Administration manager
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T Kuchel - Aberfoyle Park - SA - Australia - Retired
Action speak louder than words. We have listened to MP's crap on for years about what they are doing for our Country. So far all they have done is stuff the Murray. What are our children going to do without the Murry River system?
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A Musgrove - Mildura - VIC - Australia - Commercial Hot Air Balloon Operator
Please build new or more storages for water supplies as the river communities must be able to irrigate regardless of rainfall. Pipeline water from the northen territory to ensure water can be used for irrigation even in very dry seasons. The river commuities are able to survive almost any problems thrown at them by nature as long as we have water to keep producing food and income.
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a pritchard - mildura - Outside Australia - Australia - manager
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c pritchard - mildura - VIC - Australia
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J Pasquale - Mildura - VIC - Australia - Teacher/accommodation owner
The huge economic repercussions will be felt around Australia if solutions to the "water problem" are not found and realities faced.
This is NOT just a LOCAL issue!
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J Hamer - Adelaide - SA - Australia - State Manager
I am tired by the lack of response and action from all levels of government.
Enough is enough, the election is over. As a concerned citizen I demand action be taken to ensure that the people at most risk are not left to rot like the valuable food source they provide to our communities.
I only have one vote, however I will use it on all levels to make our governements accountable in the future.
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T Freeman - Renmark - SA - Australia - Tourism Operator
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J Print - Rowville - VIC - Australia - Manager
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J Hartley - Tamworth - State - England - Retired
I know nothing of your political ins an d outs, but I do know is the plight of family and friends in the Riverlands. I have spent several holidays in the area, an area that I love. So please do you best to help.
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K Pace - Tocumwal - NSW - Australia
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K MacGregor - mannum - SA - Australia - Caravan Park Manager
Our politicians remain starngely quiet our press sensationalise headline to sell paper that hurts us further. It is scandalous irrigators are being forced off their land and tourism in such areas are being affected. Yet Big business is still buying water/planting trees(non essential crops) and no one says a word-Shame on you shame on you.
Yet you openly congratulate those that want a green lawn.
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T COLLINS - ECHUCA - VIC - Australia - TRAVEL AGENT
PLEASE SORTOUT ALL THE WATER FOR THE BEST USE FOR ALL AUSTRALIANS
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J COLLINS - ECHUCA - VIC - Australia - TRAVEL AGENT
PLEASE BUILD MORE STORAGE TO SECURE THE NEXT 100 YEARS FOR ALL AUSTRALIANS
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A Smith - Echuca - VIC - Australia - Travel Agent
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J ATKINS - echuca - VIC - Australia - travel consultant
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M Moore - Mildura - VIC - Australia - Accommodation Operator
we have beautiful tranquil garden settings as a main feature, without water we just have accommodation. Everyone should have equal use of water! why should a property next to ours be able to water with FMIT water. Instead of spending so much money on worring about who's using what & when, WHY NOT put the money towards helping put a simple grey water system in place. REUSE what is being used!!!!!
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W Watson - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Marketing
Save our mighty river, every day we see the water levels slowly dropping, the bird life & fish are now scarce where it use to be in abundance. All Govt.need to visit the River in all states/towns to see the impact, at Goolwa the sea level is higher than the River level, stop draining the Murray and LET THE RIVER FLOW...
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P Kennedy - Paringa - SA - Australia - Houseboat Hire Manager
Our bookings are down due to the media perception that there is no water in the Murray. We have had cancellations from hirers who are concerned the effects of the drought will effect their incomes. We are very nervous about the future of this business as we are totally dependent on tourists and hirers from all walks of life.
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M Chorney - Mannum - SA - Australia - Riverview Rise Retreats
Enough political jaw flapping. We need DECISION makes in government NOW! The way the Minister for the Murray (K. Maywald) is addressing the water problem can be summed up in one word "incompetent" and deserves our Vote of no confidence if decisive action is not taken.
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C Irwin - Hindmarsh Island - SA - Australia - Resident/Farmer/Marina Operator
Stop wrecking the Lower Lakes to preserve over-allocated water licences upstream! We have totally destocked because your inept management has made the Murray too salty for cattle to drink. Price water appropriately to force capital expenditure and rationalisation of inappropriate irrigation. Take OUR budget surpuses and buy back serious water volumes for natural flows to keep our estuary alive!
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S Roberts - Berri - SA - Australia - Manager
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V Moorfield - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Operations Manager "Murray Princess"
The lack of attention by government to one of Australia's greatest assets is putting enormouse pressure on our "Murray Princess" operation. We have had to change itineraries to suit the existing conditions and are not able to show our passengers the upper reaches of the Murray River
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D Trevan - Adelaide - State - Australia
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V Pannell - Mannum - SA - Australia - Farmer/IT/Fodder Store
16% what a joke Barely wets the ground
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D Kuchel - Flaxley - SA - Australia - Farmer
Please legislate for Federal Govt control.
Please rank ALL water users relative to ALL criteria.
Then allocate water accordingly.
Please act NOW.
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T Stoeckel - Paringa - SA - Australia - Houseboat owner/operator
Urgent action needed to restore the Murray to a viable existance and give hope to all concerned that use the Murray for whatever reason - irrigation, tourism etc
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w shearing - murray bridge - SA - Australia - caravan park owner / operator
I have just seen the sad plight of the river first hand from Mildura to Echuca & I am disgusted that nothing is being done, where is my Murray River LEVY being spent, nowhere that I can see. Get off your backsides & traverse the river YOU WILL BE DEPRESSED as I was. Governments need to STOP multinational companies from planting grapevines & olives they are not staples of the food bowl of the river
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C Gasmier - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Photographer
Australians voted for new leadership - so now it's time for some new approaches to fix the water crisis, no excuses. Everyone is responsible but the leaders hold the cards. Ignoring the problem wont make it go away.
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W Chorney - Mannum - SA - Australia - Accommodation operator
Hopefully the new government elect will do more than wait for it to rain. We need a sustainable water supply, particularly within this dry state, and we should not be asking the Murray to foot the bill.
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V Watson - Dareton - NSW - Australia - Viticulturist
HELP!
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J Bailey - CURLWAA - NSW - Australia - CITRUS GROWER
Please get the water plan into the eyes of us irrigators.
We are in dire need of proper information to decide whether or not we are going to able to stay in business.
We are not fools. The people presently running the river system are the fools.
Please give us the info we need and do it NOW!!!!!!
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M Emmins - Mildura - VIC - Australia - homeduties
We've heard all the promises - now it's time for action. Save our mighty Murray River
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R Swain - Mildura - VIC - Australia - clerk
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D Berry - Mildura - VIC - Australia - Delivery driver
Get your heads out of the city and have a long hard look at how our local industry is suffering
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K Turner - echuca - VIC - Australia - Storage Facility Prop
BUILD MORE DAMS or at least Dredge the ones we already have that are empty to increase their capacity when it does rain. The Population of Aust is growing, yet water storage has not been increased. Stop stealing the water from our farmers, the backbone of our country.
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T von Czarnecki - Mildura - VIC - Australia - Warehouse manager
Get off your collective butts and do something.Stop passing the buck.
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G Reedman - Berri - SA - Australia - Manager
This matter has been critical for many years. Its time for some inspirational leadership so that we all have something worthwhile to leave for future generations
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J Reedman - Berri - SA - Australia - Tourism operator
Its time for a completely new approach to management of the whole basin. It will never work when each State controls a bit. This is one instance when the Federal government should take complete control in the interests of ALL Australians. I am sure that they would win a referendum to get the power for this.
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d hammond - echuca - VIC - Australia - volunteer
Please co-ordinate the action - if any ???
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K Kubenk - Berri - SA - Australia - Manager
Please consider the growers who are in dire straights with the lack of water. Australia must be able to grow its own product for australian consumers. We are a fruit bowl region. The federal Government must oversee the whole system. The murray must continue to flow for the whole country.
Get rid of the rice/cotton growers
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C Feely - Hampstead Gardens - SA - Australia - Real Estate Agent
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M Littore - Dareton - NSW - Australia - Citrus Grower/Packer
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J Kemble - Waikerie - SA - Australia - Cleaning Contractor
Please understand that without sufficient water our citrus and grape industries will die. Orange trees which are now already retarded take at least 2 years to bear productively again & new plantings take 5 years before profitibility. They need water NOW. Job losses are already evident here & property is devalueing fast.
Irrigators who had sizeable assets face the prospect of being left destitute
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M Marafioti - Renmark - SA - Australia - Horticulturalist
The current plight of the River and industry dependant upon it are in jepordy, I believe due to the current mis-management by states of this resource. There exists inequalties between States in their allocations to the demise of the River environment which has been marked over the past few decades. A moratorium on irrigation development is needed, and the whole catchment managed at a Federal level
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F welsh - mildura - VIC - Australia - retired
we can all help if the state and federal governments would make a law on saving water with the air conditioners by not having to put them on before the temperatures gets to 29 degrees that is just one way, of many, of the responsibility's of the governments
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S Rogers - Seppeltsfield - SA - Australia - Tourism Operator
It is time for a national bipartisan approach to this issue. Governments and users in NSW & Vic have to learn how to responsibly use water just as we have had to downstream in SA.
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G Plowman - Melbourne - VIC - Australia - editor
I empathise with the people of the Murray-Darling region and would like to see a regularly published update on what the Federal and State Governments are doing in relation to their difficulties. This shouldn't be difficult - and I am happy to offer the Pigs Will Fly Info Exchange, www.pigswillfly.com.au, as a publisher of such info.
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A Jenkin - Northmead - NSW - Australia - Self Employed
We need good quality fresh food and minimal imports to keep out nation strong healthy and finantial
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J Jenkin - Northmead - NSW - Australia - Self Employed
We need good quality fresh food and minimal imports to keep out nation strong healthy and finantial
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s cocks (Murray Bridge Golf Club) - Murray Bridge - State - Australia - Golf Club
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L Taverna - Echuca - VIC - Australia - Houseboat operator
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p stokes - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - Horticulurist
Import rice & cotton.. Let the murray run freer.... Stop it now before the Mighty Murray echo system dies.. help our farmers we need them to feed us...
What happened to the pipe line from Lake Arygle???? Can this help????
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T Grocke - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia
Lets start acting together to look after our river. We all need water to survive.
less talk... more action....
Lets get this one right....
For future generations
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Y KING - LANGHORNE CREEK - SA - Australia - HOBBY FARMER
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S Bradbrook - Mannum - SA - Australia - Self Employed
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M Grosser - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - self employed
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T Rowe - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - sales assistant
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K Mundy - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - Hairdresser
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N Wallis - LOBETHAL - SA - Australia - Horticulturalist
Save the murray before it dies along with everyone dependant on it!!!!!
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R Dawson - Giles Corner Gilbert Valley - SA - Australia - Home
I believe a solution for Australia must start where the water does.
A sensible re think of the sort of residential & Agricultural pursuits that could be sustained instead of more money more water.
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F Newman - AIRLIE BEACH - QLD - Australia - Property Consultant
The government needs to commit & take action NOW, before it is too late all together.
Why does it have to get to crisis point before they pull their heads out of the sand.
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C McCue - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - truck driver
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s willoughby - birdwood - SA - Australia - property manager
share and share alike. treat austrlia as a whole. look after this magic country
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r wong - murray bridge - SA - Australia - restaurant owner
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D Shannon - Wentworth - NSW - Australia - Motelier.
Some possible solutions- waterwise cropping ie ones that don"t require huge amounts of water to produce. Transfer useless flows ie salt lake flows. Build bigger catchments, our population grows each year and so does our water consumption- surprise surprise. ACT NOW Mr Rudd show us you worth.
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D SHANNON - Wentworth - NSW - Australia - Motelier.
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C Szajer - Lyndoch - SA - Australia - Wine Industry
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D Butle - WOORINEN - VIC - Australia - HORTICULTURIST
Federal and State Governments need to work together with irrigators along the murray. Stop corporate farming now...they don't know the land or how to save our important commodity- WATER!! Big business equates to big pump stations. We need to work toether for our future children to enjoy...Australia is a very dry continent..More rain-water tanks in cities & recycling of WATER.
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K Smith - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia
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J Lindner - Tanunda - SA - Australia - Wine Industry
Having been visiting the River Murray for over 30 years, I see a clear need to improve all aspects, and ensure that there is a self sustainable river, environmentally and economically and look for new sources to supply residential areas in the cities - like grey water, rain water tanks, etc - Please give my children and grand children a chance to see a pristine and sustainable Murry river system.
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k pavone one - melbourne - VIC - Australia - teacher
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L Pl - Beechworth - VIC - Australia - Environmental engineer
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P McClean - Pearcedale - VIC - Australia - Community Development
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J Harlow - State - Australia
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D Burgess - Wongulla - SA - Australia - Director
top 10 river system in the world. no ambition no future
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S McGorlick - WUNGHNU - VIC - Australia - dairyfarmer/cafe owner
We are all in a state of "Unknown" and are very worried about the future direction of irrigation. Most people around here have totally lost faith in our leaders due to their apparent lack of vision and foresight.
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T Fitzgerald - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Retired
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G Groves - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Editor
With a new Labor government in place and all state Labor governments, I would have expected immediate action. However, all talk and no action continues as before.
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D Keyes - Walker Flat - SA - Australia - Manager/Farmer
We need a National approach from all levels of Govt., to address the years of neglect/miss-management to the "water" problem in Aust. Similar approach needed to that of the Snowy Mountain construction project last century......
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J Frankel - Glossop - SA - Australia - School Support Officer
I am concerned about the sustainability of the Murray River - over the last 12 years I have noticed an extremely large increase in the development of farming and virgin land into irrigation areas within the basin
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A Frankel - Glossop - SA - Australia - Teacher
I am concerned about the amount of water that has been sold to developers.10 years ago, Blind Freddy could see that the situation we are in now, was inevitable, given the new devlopments that were starting to take place then. Low rainfall + high extraction = a sick river, a struggling environment,less production and employment.
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S Cutting - Broken Hill - NSW - Australia - Mechanic
Dont sell out our water to large forien cotton companies or pay large sums of money to compensate Cubby station for something they sould not have started. Let them be greatfull for what they had so cheaply for the time they had..
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j searles - ELIZABETH PARK - SA - Australia - retired
For godsake DO something now we have had talk act
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s foster - murray bridge - SA - Australia - retired
it's time that the State Government, not just the Fed Gov became involved. We have paid levies for too long with nothing happening. Hundreds of millions of State taxpayers money has been collected with little being spent on the actual saviour of Murray river and lake Alexandrina. No more talk and study we need action.
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b foster - murray bridge - SA - Australia - retired market gardener
less talk and inaction. Spend our taxes and levies and do something for the river and Lake Alexandriner. The SA River Murray Farmers have shouldered the burdeon and too many have been forced off their farms. The people of this country, especially those in the cities, will be the eventual losers. Perhaps then politicians will want to do something.
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L Vears - Swan Reach - SA - Australia - Manager
The Government has to listen, it cannot let disappear our beautiful river. I cannot believe we should be growing cotton and rice in this country - someone show some initiative, it is the beautiful bird life, it is the trees, for goodness sake, it is our lifeline, do not destroy it by lack of action. We know we are the driest country, work with it and help restore it to be the mighty Murray again
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P Carlson - Ridgehaven - SA - Australia - Retired
I would like to know what the Emergency Services Levy is used for and what percentage of it is used to save water and bring water into the River Murray????
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D Round - Hardwicke Bay Sth Australia Australia - SA - Australia - disability pensioner
To all politicians,get off your fat lazy backsides and
actually do something for the
river murray and the people
of Australia,and show us you do have some conscience and
morals.
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R Armstrong - Hallett Cove - SA - Australia - Retired Engineer
Dear sir, it is about time you people in the corridors of Australian power did less talking (and afterwards feeling good about it)and justified to us plebs the real reason you are getting paid such significant amounts.
The river is dying by abuse. Do not be pallbearers at this funeral,and let us get the river into Intensive Care, ward recovery and sent home cured.
You are a long time dead.
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L Sanchez-Cunat - REYNELLA - SA - Australia - Lecturer (retired)
The Murray-Darling Basin is probably one of the most important, vital and beautiful environment assets of Australia. We, all of us, and over all the authorities, both at federal and state level, must do everything to keep it for the sake of the future of this still "lucky country".
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D Heitmann - Hallett Cove - SA - Australia - Financial Adviser
Need to increase environmental flows by increasing water costs, increasing irrigation efficiencies, reducing low value irrigation, and improving water quality & security for SA
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S DUPREE - WUDINNA - SA - Australia - PARTS MANAGER
THIS IS A MAJOR CONCERN FOR THE FUTURE OF SO MANY. SOMEONE NEEDS TO STEP UP AND FIX THIS NOW IT IS ALMOST TOO LATE ALREADY.
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K Williams - Mount Barker - SA - Australia - retired
It's about time they got their act together and stopped passing the buck on water.
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R Eylander - SA - Australia
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C Christiansen - WAIKERIE - SA - Australia - fruitgrower
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L Christiansen - WAIKERIE - SA - Australia - fruitgrower
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B Arnott - Echunga - SA - Australia - retired
We are tired of the talk,and no action.Why should victoria be holding SA.to ransom.THe Rann govt.is not acting,Please somebody do something??
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A RANDALL - NURIOOTPA - SA - Australia - EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
Please don't let our river die in South Australia - it has shrunk terribly, and many lqgoons are dry - don't let our plants and birds disappear. South
Australia will be nothing without water - no agriculture, no tourism, no pride - our beautiful state destroyed. Find a way to channel more water into the river system - capture rainfall from the north australian rains
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P Fernandez - Gawler Belt - SA - Australia - Pest Controller
The current water crisis is a direct result of the inaction of ALL State and Federal politicians from ALL parties for many years. The current water crisis did not happen overnight and a lack of planning for the future has created this and now they have the audacity to make me pay and responsible for this fiasco, they should be held accountable not ME.
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A McFarlane - Meningie - SA - Australia
Those who live in the Lower Murray are extremely concerned about the state of low water levels in the area. Lakes Alexandrina and Albert are in danger of being destroyed.The fate of the Aral Sea could be repeated in Australia.
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E Fernandez - Gawler - SA - Australia - Small Business Owner
Considering SA is the driest State in the driest country the lack of action by Governments to 1. plan for future water needs and 2 urging not only South Australians but all Australians to limit their use of water is not acceptable. I demand water use, management and planning be top priority of all governments and this fact must be made clean to all people living here, homeowners, visitors Coucils
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A Heitmann - Hallett Cove - SA - Australia
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A Verrall - Mannum - SA - Australia - retired
As a volunteer in the Mannum Tourist Information Centre, I know first hand what the state of the the River Murray has on tourism in the area. Mannum has a large houseboat industry and the level of the river is turning potential visitors away from the area.
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p townsed - adelaide - SA - Australia - machine operator
help sa murray dying.
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A Quirk - Stirling - SA - Australia - retired
Ban overhead spraying of any type,and make farmers use drippers on their trees.Stop growing rice and cotton in Australia.Have fairer water restrictions in Adelaide.You can have an 8 person spa EVERY day or hose down your expensive boat motor, but you can't grow a tomato bush in your backyard. waited 21 years to have our own home and garden, think we will sell and live in a cement unit,very sad.
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D Davis - Mannum - SA - Australia - Historian
Living by the Murray River at present is like sitting and watching Rome burn! WE all feel so helpless so please can those who have power, take immediate action to address some of these urgent issues to halt the degradation of this magnificent Australian icon.
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r clee - adelaide - SA - Australia - bookbinder
i agree something has to be done urgently.
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A HANSEN - BALHANNAH - SA - Australia - REGISTERED NURSE
FOR TOO LONG POMP & OVER BUDGETED REPORTS HAVE LEAD TO NOTHING OR INAPROPRIATE DESCISIONS CONSUMING FUNDS THAT COULD HAVE BETTER USE. OVER CONFIDENCE IN MINIMAL FLOW RATES AND ALLOWING FURTHER PLANTATIONS ARE NOT SUSTAINABLE AND INNAPROPRIATE. THE SYSTEM OF BUYING OTHERS WATER RIGHTS ALLOWS THE CASHED UP TO FURTHER ABUSE THE 'SYSTEM'. THE PRIMARY FOCUS MUST BE A HEALTHY RIVER & ASTUTE IRRIGATION.
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G Ellis - Stirling North - SA - Australia - Fitter
Its time for the pathetic SA Government to stand up & demand action on the MURRAY. & demand the self centred VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT TO AGREE!!!
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R Smyth - Flinders Park - SA - Australia - Retired
Fix the river! Insist that Victoria joins the other States in a combined effort to allow more water to flow downstream. Stop all open irrigation systems. Reduce the irrigation of crops not suitable for Australian conditions (cotton and rice).
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H Pullar - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - Retired
Ban all open channel irrigation and use promised Govt. money to replace channel's with pipelines and assist irrigaror's affected by the ban. The Locks should be modified so water flows under the log barriers instead of over the top to help reduce silting of river bed and reduce salinity buildup. Let the lakes return to tidal sea water and pipe water around lakes for irrigation.
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A Hurle - Meningie - SA - Australia - Spare Parts Manager
This issue needs to be strongly looked at and now! As a resident living on Lake Albert and the Coorong i can see first hand the devastation. Please act and save our Murray.
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J Fogden - Loxton - SA - Australia - Teacher
We need to save more water. We can't eat roses in a garden in Adelaide, but we need oranges etc.
You can plant a rose any time but it will take 7 years for our oranges to grow back.
You also need to limit household use to a certain amount per day.
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K Leese - North Fitzroy - VIC - Australia - Teacher
Having grown up on Lake Alexandria and Lake Albert, I am beyond disbelief at the neglect shown to diary farmers in this region. I am disgusted that all levels of government are not meeting the needs or concerns of these people. I grew up on a thriving diary farm that was a proud family business. Mismanagement along the river has diminished its income. Is this a fair go? Clearly not.
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l sims - adelaide - State - Australia - registered nurse/prooperty owner
The lack of confidence in the governments of the day in addressing this issue are my sentiments too.
We are being watched by the rest of the world.
Please take more interest !
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J Manowski - Mt Barker - SA - Australia - Farm Services Officer
The River system is a vital resourse which needs urgent attaention from federal and all State Goverments too make sure it will be viable for future generations.
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K Altmann - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - Dairy Farmer
The river in the Lower Murray is becoming stagnant. We have been unable to irrigate pasture for our cattle this year due to low allocations. All the water access lines to the river for household and stock water are needing to be extended. We have never seen the river in such a sad state of repair.I am sad that the Coorong is dying. An INTERNATIONAL LISTED RAMSAR SITE.SHAME!AUSTRALIA! SHAME!ACT NOW
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L Griffiths - Alice Springs - NT - Australia - Book keeper
We need your help urgently. Water is an essential commoditity that is needed by all Australians. Farmers need your help.Australia needs farmers. No water, No farmers, No farmers No food! No food??? Australia is a rich country and DOES NOT need to get into a position where there is a shortage of food. Please do something now for all Australians
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J Wehr - Freeling - SA - Australia - Retired
Stop Managed Investment Schemes, using water to grow vines/almonds etc in unsuitable areas with insufficient rainfall. Schemes used as tax deduction for syndicates with no thought of repercussions. Areas suitable for broad acre farming, capable of growing food crops without irrigation, should be kept free of water-hungry plantings.
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D Wehr - Freeling - SA - Australia - Retired Farmer
I have a shack near Swan Reach and have never seen the River so low in the 70+ years I have been going there. It's heartbreaking to see large River Gums dying and ecologically important wetlands drying up, with frightful effects on flora and fauna. Please use the $10b promised by the previous PM to DO SOMETHING!
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L Fischer - Meningie - SA - Australia - dairyfarmer
The Lower Lakes, Albert and Alexandrina and the Coorong have been left to die by a Government who has admitted mismanagement and allocation of water from the River Murray. Those living around Lake Albert have been left to revert back to third world standards of living with no water to service their toilets and houses. The Narrung Peninsular has been decimated and no one in Government cares. Wakeup
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G Allen - Marino - SA - Australia - Retired
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m Howard - Wisemans Ferry - NSW - Australia - Commercial fisher and Director
management of rivers across the country must tske on board the need of the community and in doing so recognide that Fish are food and that they need water as well and their needs mean variable flows, reasonable flows and a stop to over allocation of all flows.
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B Trinne - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - retired
Please stop talking and DO something
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F Gorey - Tarlee - SA - Australia - retired
There is a very urgent need to get real on water allocations, for too many years governments have been over allopcating water from the river system.Irrigators using dams particularly for broad acre irrigation must be made to incorporate some form of evaporation control into their storage systems. Almost as much water is lost evaporation as is available for use from the type of shallow dam storage
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j iversen - State - denmark - farmer/aluminium worker
Help the people around the murray river system, it´s there lives, that taking the heat.
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A Pontoppidan - Flemming - State - denmark - assistent
Help the farmers along the Murray. Its their life. They need the water.
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P Graham - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Retail
Talk, talk, talk. Governments need to get on with it. The river is a Tourist attraction for sport and relaxation. Low water will affect number of visitors which will affect local businesses. A more serious effect is on the wildlife and water life. I don't blame government for lack of water but I blame them for lack of action!!!
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C Harvey - Narrung - SA - Australia - Farmer
Our farm is on the shores of Lake Alexandrina and the Coorong next to the Barrages. Not only are we struggling to access water as the levels drop past inlet pipes because no water is flowing into the lake. The water is 5000EC and muddy. Why increase water allocations and not let any water flow into the lake? We don't even have stock and domestic water let alone no irrigation for 400 milking cow
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B Hastings - Meningie - SA - Australia - Administration
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M Agars - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Wildlife Welfare carer
Take away water licences from large overseas investments and return the river to australians.If people want to grow rice and cotton go to a country with the rainfall that can supply their needs. Mr. Rudd have the guts to continue what John Howard tried to do, but victorian gov. stopped
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W Hall - Hindmarsh Island - SA - Australia - Retired
Something must be done besides praying for rain. We will often have a drought situation. We must stop allocations up the river and get more water flowing from the North
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G Brown - Victor Harbor - SA - Australia - retired
C'mon Kevin 07 - youv'e talked the talk - now let's see you do the walk! Govern for all of Australia
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D Llewellyn - Mypolonga - SA - Australia - Farmer
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D Messner - Goolwa South - SA - Australia - Retired
Federal government should overide Victoria's decision not to signover rights and immediately implement spending some of $10bn allocated by Liberals. Water licences should be either reduced significantly in line with that experienced By SA irrigators/farmers or bought back by C'wth Govt body controlling them.The recent influx of water from rains/floods in the basin should be allocated wholly to SA.
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R Hammond - Mannum - SA - Australia - Retired
Action Now is required
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S HEIN - MYPOLONGA - SA - Australia - Agronomist
We the citizens who elect and entrust you the Governments of Aust. S.A., Vic & NSW must understand the issues that this drought have caused. No-one can fix this overnight but we need a plan and $ to solve the issues NOW
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G Beagley - Adelaide - SA - Australia - small business owner
for all who live in south asutralia, we need water with security. We need your help now, not later.
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L Arney - Strathalbyn - SA - Australia - Farmer
The amount of water taken from the river has been over allocated and this must be corrected.
No one owns the water and some should be able to use what others let enter the system but it is not their right.
The health of any catchment is measured by the lower end.
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R Hudson - Merbein - VIC - Australia - Horticulture
It is about time governments stopped blaming each other for nobody putting any plands into insfrstructure, they a quick to build things in cities don't care how far over budget they are,take the water from the country to give to city as thats were there votes are they really don't care about the country folk,
they need to go hungry first or have something go terribly wrong with the imported food
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b Hansen - Wentworth - NSW - Australia - carer
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K Bradey - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Insurance broker
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G Slater - Hackham West - SA - Australia - salesman
The River Murray is Australia's main artery if you don't do something now, it will be beyond help and so will we. If you have any common sense, I urge you to draw on it immediately and help restore The Murray-darling Basin. Are you Aussies - or what?
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L Nitschke - Hahndorf - SA - Australia - farmer
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J Orr - Meningie - SA - Australia - Farmer
New Govt with all state labor Govt's I would think that you can bang some heads together and get consensus between you all pronto!
Pull your fingers out
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K Llewellyn - Kanmantoo - QLD - Australia - Agricultural advisor
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j boitcheff - virginia - SA - Australia
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s boitcheff - virginia - State - Australia - retail
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L Jacobs - Hahndorf - SA - Australia - Framer
Fix the River//////////
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V O'Brien - Gulgong - NSW - Australia
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L Barnes - Mildura - VIC - Australia - Program Manager
Politicans of all political sides are not doing enough to adequately address the crisis in the Murray Darling Basin -the environmental and social impacts to people living in the towns and cities along the river. There seems to be an out of sight and out of mind attitude and greater priority for city populations. Resources spent will be a good investment in the long term. Please help
Lyn
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D Watt - Yarrambat - VIC - Australia - Engineer
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A Fischer - Kersbrook - SA - Australia - MD
The murray has been raped above the SA border for many years now.. we have to rationlise this offtake ASAP and look to other means for our irragation needs
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K Peterson - Gawler - SA - Australia - Teacher
Please address the Murray River concerns as soon as possible and as best as possible.
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K Grady - Gawler - SA - Australia - Teacher
We have just returned from a trip through the Riverland, along to Echuca. The River is in desperate need!
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J Liddy - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Luthier
The Murray is in dire straits and needs some brave and bold Goverment action to save it. C'mon Mr Rudd and Ms Wong you might just be able to do it if you act now!
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H Dalton - Griffith - NSW - Australia - Farmer
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G Johnstone - Victor Harbor - SA - Australia - Bricklayer
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A Carr - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Accountant
I have clients in SA who rely on the River Murray for their livelihood. They look like having to close down their family businesses that have run for generations. Government action is a must.
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r agius - gawler - SA - Australia - stay at home mother
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J Kader - Mannum - SA - Australia - Retired
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G Melville - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Health worker
Urgent action is required. The lakes at the Coorong are receding rapidly, and the bird life will be suffering very soon. Water quality has dropped, therefore the lakes fishing industry will suffer.
Victoria must be made to realise the consequences of their stubborness to accept that they are only one state relying on the river.
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E Trigg - SA - Australia - Customer Service Mananger
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H Trigg - SA - Australia - Consultant/Farmer
Protect this resource for ALL Australians
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J Capolongo - adelaide - SA - Australia - student
save it please
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m wehrmann - adelaide - SA - Australia - dressmaker
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J McRostie - Adelaide - SA - Australia - forklift/machinist
Now that we have labour in power its time to get together and help the murray. That means if theres no rain everyone gets tough water restriction not just some.
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M Langhan - Clayton Bay - SA - Australia - Print Proprietor
Wake up Australia!
There is more at stake than
profit from rice and cotton.
Bring the Murray under Federal control to gradually
re-instate environmental flows and then allocate the remainder whilst bringing on new technologies at an accelerated rate for wastewater and de-salination
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p temby - Marion - SA - Australia - Retired
Stop thinking about reelection and start doing something about improving the Murray River's health by keeping it flowing. The majority of people want ALL states to work together on this.
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D Colson - Andrews Farm - SA - Australia - Customer Service
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D Colson - Andrews Farm - SA - Australia - Customer Service
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C Boaden - BLAKEVIEW - SA - Australia - self employed
Save our River Murray for future generations.
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C Holmes - Adelaide - SA - Australia - educator
Saving the Murray system, and providing water for drinking and agriculture is vital, necessary and a top priority. Please act now, before it is too late.
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L Uren - Adelaide - SA - Australia - HR Manager
This is something that we can't keep pushing aside. Stop putting it in the hard "can't do" basket!
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M Levy - Henley Beach - SA - Australia - Retired Accountant
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T Guenthner - Consort - Outside Australia - Canada - Student
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J Rogers - Lewiston - SA - Australia - Service Station Manager
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D Obst - Cranbourne - VIC - Australia - Depot Manager
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r stewart - adelaide - SA - Australia - area manager
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M Rhodes - Victor Harbor - SA - Australia - Registered Nurse
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B Goodfellow - VIC - Australia - retired war widow
Please help save our beautiful Murray and Darling river's.
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m small - goolwa - SA - Australia - fireman
Gov't needs to buyback water licences ( or acquire ). Water should only be allocated after total needs for minimum envirinmental flow are met - in other words, start with flow at the mouth and work backwards upstream.
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c place - huntfield heights - SA - Australia - fireman
Gov't needs to buyback water licences ( or acquire ). Water should only be allocated after total needs for minimum envirinmental flow are met - in other words, start with flow at the mouth and work backwards upstream.
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k sherring - cherry gardens - SA - Australia - fireman
Gov't needs to buyback water licences ( or acquire ). Water should only be allocated after total needs for minimum envirinmental flow are met - in other words, start with flow at the mouth and work backwards upstream.
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a small - goolwa north - SA - Australia - sales rep.
Gov't needs to buyback water licences ( or acquire ). Water should only be allocated after total needs for minimum envirinmental flow are met - in other words, start with flow at the mouth and work backwards upstream.
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k small - goolwa north - SA - Australia - retired priest
Gov't needs to buyback water licences ( or acquire ). Water should only be allocated after total needs for minimum envirinmental flow are met - in other words, start with flow at the mouth and work backwards upstream.
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j small - goolwa north - SA - Australia - housewife
Gov't needs to buyback water licences ( or acquire ). Water should only be allocated after total needs for minimum envirinmental flow are met - in other words, start with flow at the mouth and work backwards upstream.
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r baker - goolwa town - SA - Australia - housewife
too much water taken out.
reduce licences and allocations. A river is not a river if it does not flow
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m baker - goolwa town - SA - Australia - housewife
too much water taken out.
reduce licences and allocations. A river is not a river if it does not flow
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j baker - goolwa beach - SA - Australia - boat builder
too much water taken out.
reduce licences and allocations. A river is not a river if it does not flow
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c baker - goolwa beach - SA - Australia - housewife
too much water taken out.
reduce licences and allocations. A river is not a river if it does not flow
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m kay - goolwa - SA - Australia - housewife
Total sustainability and a balance between industry/irrigation and environment.
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C Pearsons - Woodside - SA - Australia
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A Jenke - Renmark - SA - Australia - Fuel Distribution
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v Ingham - lucindale - SA - Australia
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F Johansson - sjöbo - Outside Australia - SWEDEN - Farmer
Get your priorities right 1 Humans 2 Animals 3 Perennial plants and last 4 Annual plants.
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J Byrne - Salisbury - SA - Australia - Retired Communications Manager
Spend some of the millions put aside for the Murray NOW!
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J Hammond - SA - Australia - Home Duties
Please make Water your top priority because if we dont have water and drinkable water at that really nothing else matters.
We ALL need water to survive.
So please please make this your FIRST priority PLEASE.
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K Davis - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Teacher
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J GRAHAM - Clarendon - SA - Australia
This is the culmination of the keating and Howard inaction, when all the writing was on the wall"
It is now a crucial time for the Rudd governmenmt to show that actions can speak when words are a sham!
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m small - kirrawee - NSW - Australia - project manager
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t small - kirrawee - NSW - Australia - church worker
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A Liddell - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Executive Assistant
Adelaide is the end of the line for the Murray River and we are in dire need of positive, sustainable action from all tiers of Government. Please don't ignore our southern state, our economy is just as important to Australia as our eastern neighbours. Labor was elected by people also in South Australia who have expectations too, let's see the money where the mouth is!
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g forrest - greenwith - SA - Australia
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R Swadling - Grays Point - NSW - Australia - Commercial manager
Please take action to secure future for those who live or live off the Murray Darling basin.
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L Lanzi - St Peters - SA - Australia - Dance/Theatre Worker
Please solve this massive problem soon for all our sakes but particularly for generations to come before we all have to leave SA... Why are we growing cotton & rice when we can grow hemp with less impact on the environment???
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S MOORE - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Lecturer
Its about time that you not only responded, but also acted upon this critical situation that you disdainfully ignore. GET RESPONSIBLE, wthout Ausralian Citizens you would NOT HAVE A JOB.
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E Hanna - Kendall - NSW - Australia - Farmer
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e warhurst - prospect - SA - Australia - teacher
Please fit it now. Perhaps women of my age dont want to have children not because of careers, but because of the world we would be responsible for them to come into.
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e warhurst - prospect - SA - Australia - teacher
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P Peers - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Stage Director
The Murray River is one of Australia's most important resources, especially for us South Australians. I do not want to imagine what our country would be like if we lose the Murray River. It is time to take action its time to think of our future and not short cuts to satisfy the few.
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M Evens - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Podiatrist
I pay a River Murray levy each time I pay my water rates, have done so for quite some time. In what way has this money been used to fix the problems of the River Murray?
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A Elmo - Melbourne - VIC - Australia - Sales
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m giles - adelaide - SA - Australia - local govt officer
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F Sadka - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Project officer
Act now for the future.
Save the Coorong and the Goolwa community
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T Collins - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Actor
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S Faeh - Adelaide - SA - Australia - selfemployed
please do something about this situation now!enough procrastination
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S Robinson - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Accountant
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J Tucker - Adelaide - SA - Australia
We have been promised urgent action. We have received NONE to date. The State and Federal governments are inactive as always.
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r andrew - Adelaide - SA - Australia - teacher
immediate action is needed, petty politics is pathetic under the circumstances.
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A Neave - Tecoma - VIC - Australia - IT Manager
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b hilton - meningie - SA - Australia - supermarket owner
goverment show some leadership take the hard line make some major decisions and resolve the problem
for good
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M Kenny - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Doctor
We the people of Australia and supporters around the world,
via this petition, are disappointed in the lack of support, response and action to the management and deepening water crisis of the Murray-Darling Basin.
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c edwards - adelaide - SA - Australia - service assistant
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t edwards - adelaide - SA - Australia - service assistant
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j edwards - adelaide - SA - Australia - service assistant
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k parsons - adelaide - SA - Australia - service assistant
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D Hilton - Sydney - NSW - Australia - Director
The River has never been sooooo low!!
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S Twelftree - Unley - SA - Australia - Project Co-ordinator/farmer
It is high time that SA got a fair go.We have been at the end of the river forever and have been respective of our dry conditions. We have taught our kids to be conservationists with water, had huge storage tanks and sensible garden practices. NOW the govt says look this is what we should do. They should get organised and address the problem NOW!! Get co-ordinated and cooperative with all states
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P Sharman - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Porsche Used Car Manager
Sell coby station and help save our great river system in action will kill off many communities and kill off environmentally important areas such as the Coorong and Lake Albert .
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s Macdonald - plympton - SA - Australia - sales
its sad that Australia is no better than some third world countries when it comes to protecting our environment, our future.
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L Hobbs - Hindmarsh Island - SA - Australia - Retired
The Coorong, one of Australia's most beautiful national parks is dying. The government MUST return the flow of water into SA. The Murry -Darling river system and its plight is an urgent national issue, to me the most pressing that Australia faces. Strong measures are needed - now.
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P Ashforth - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Nurse
Need to stop talking in monetary terms and start thinking survival - this is our food bowl. When will we realise that we can't eat money!
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C Verhulst - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Teacher
The River Murray is an absolutely vital part of Australia - and a barometer of Australia's environmental health!. The far reaching effects of this issue, not being addressed, are only partly understood. Be part of the solution not a continuation to this problem.
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C Wiesner - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Public Servant
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S Eaton - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Company rep
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a pethick - renmark - SA - Australia - motelier
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D Adrian - Barham - NSW - Australia - Motel owner
The Murray needs help from all govnments. All people need your help but the Murry employs so many people.
Please HELP US!!!!
Adrian Denham
03 54532811
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T Perkin - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Clerk
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D Grubb - MOAMA - NSW - Australia - Hire Houseboat Operator
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p kemp - adelaide - SA - Australia - master plumber
Get off your ass and stop talking and do something.It is typical of politicians to pass the buck.Australia is stuffed because of us white good for nothings.About time we stood up and fix up.
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M Finnigan - Moama - NSW - Australia - Holiday Park Manager
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a pethick - renmark - SA - Australia - motelier
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M Jureidini - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Scientist
The Murray is SA's lifeblood. Let's treat it with some respect for once.
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J Westwood - Melbourne - VIC - Australia
Don't let the river red gums and the wildlife die. More pipelines are needed for irrigators to stop the wastage of water due to evaporation and channel leakage. Stop flood irrigation of pastures, and growing of water guzzling crops such as cotton etc. Come up with some solutions!
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R Khan - Wentworth - NSW - Australia - Operations Manager
You have heard it all and have had long enough for, research and action Please do it now. Read Peter Andrews book "Back from the Brink" if u need any convincing of the dire straits the water situation in Australia is in. And seek advice on possible fix
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t knight - mildura - VIC - Australia - tourism operator
we need to spend some of the tourism dollars on the murray river towns instead of ballarat and bendigo.
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R Copeland - Waikerie - SA - Australia - Houseboat operator
Please make VIC sign the agreement so that SA continues to get it's fair share of water
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s Prout - Moama - NSW - Australia - Hospitality
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N Prout - Moama - NSW - Australia - Hospitality
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S Bodley - Echuca - VIC - Australia - Accommodation Operator
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J Gilbertson - Childers - QLD - Australia - Artist and Tour Guide
Our rivers are becoming sluggish and clogged. It is not enough that the rainfall has substantially decreased all over the country, thus creating a water crisis for countless communities. We persist in making the problems worse by trying to dam the few free flowing rivers that still exist. How can our country expect to prosper when her arteries are blocked. Australia is being choked to death.
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I McFarlane - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Professional Engineer
In a recent survey by Engineers Australia, water supply and sustainability was rated in the top Federal election issues.I hardly saw it mentioned by either major party, which makes me very concerned.
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R Wallace - Adelaide - State - Australia - CFO
The amount of water drawn for Industrial use as well as large-scale water-intensive agriculture needs to be reduced.
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C Symons - North Haven - SA - Australia
Hopefully the Rann government will do what the Howard government failed to do, the amount of water taken from the River Murray before it reaches SA needs to be seriously addressed.
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T Smith - Adelaide - SA - Australia
C'mon Rudd, we need to protect our most valuable assett - US, (not the USA like Howard did)
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J Russell - MIldura - VIC - Australia - motel operator
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A Carthew - Renmark - SA - Australia - Tourism operator
One single body needed for oversight of Murray Darling Basin - not political body but one with some teeth. Overallocation of water needing attention urgently.
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S Cameron - mildura - VIC - Australia - Hospitality
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J Holden - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Office Manager
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J Bruce - Hindmarsh Island - SA - Australia - Retired
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G Holden - Goolwa Beach - SA - Australia - Student
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T Kerr - Hindmarsh Island - SA - Australia - Proprietor - Real Estate
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D McNamara - Hindmarsh Island - SA - Australia - Director
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P Bruce - Hindmarsh Island - State - Australia - Retired
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M Mueller - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia - farmer
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M Landgraf - GOOLWA - SA - Australia - Retired
The river dried up,species diseappeared and the man (a politician ?) found himself alone.
Overproud, he stood up, facing the sun, holding court on dried acid soils,on dead birds and garbage he created. He held out his arms , closed his fingers on rays of sunshine but no honey flow out of them. The man lay down and died. Later on, a
flower came out from dirt, but there was nobody to smell it.
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K Kerr - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Property Manager
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J Kerr - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Municipal Employee
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A Ostigh - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Admin/Waitress
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J Kerr - Goolwa - SA - Australia - Student
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C Campbell - Adelaide - SA - Australia - singer
The driest state in the driest continent on earth needed drought prevention years ago. Please be the government that displays vision and responsibility and takes extreme and urgent action on this issue.
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p morbey - magill - SA - Australia - ward clerk
Water is one of our most precious assets/imagine living without it?I can't begin to.We are at the end of the line here in S.A. and something has to be done now, please.
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d gerke - SA - Australia - dentist
save our water systems
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c osborne - adelaide - SA - Australia - winderdriver
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J Morris - Murray Bridge - SA - Australia
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s sanchez - SA - Australia - deckhand/ bar/ cruise liner
SAVE AND PROTECT THE MURRAY RIVER!!
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F brehin - Goolwa - SA - Australia - under retirement
Why is the rivermurray water is still stored in other states when like in nsw they had heavy rainfall in 2007.
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L Du Plooy - KZN - State - South Africa - Self employed
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J Whitehorn/Marriott - Mannum - SA - Australia - Aquatic hire and houseboat manager.
We are dying out here, with the media running such front coverage, we cant even get the coverage we need for us to at least maintain some semblance of a business. It is going to have a roll on effect along the towns, and the communities. take for expample our fuel bill, normal in the thousands...$365!!!! for the christmas new year period!!! we are down to one ptnr running the business!!!
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r williams - mildura - VIC - Australia - manager
procrastinate no longer - action please
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S Harris - Hahndorf - VIC - Australia - PR
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I Hausler - Nuriootpa - SA - Australia - Retired Viticulturist
C,mon media MIke, and rudderless Rudd get off your shiny bums and for the countries sake DO SOMETHING.
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S Makinson - Adelaide - SA - Australia - Medical Practitioner
DO SOMETHING NOW! - WE WANT COLLECTIVE ACTION
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R RAWLING - WAIKERIE - SA - Australia - Electrician
Please stop growing Rice and Cotton,...leave that to tropical countries, not to the driest continent on the planet,..from the fifties on Governments have had the chance to change-and fix, so all governments are at fault,...PLEASE CHANGE-and FIX ONCE AND FOR ALL.!!!!!
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H Musgrove - Mildura - VIC - Australia - Director
The correct management of the Murray-Darling Basin is now a country wide issue - its continued mismanagement will result in the downfall of Australia at large
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