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Public inquiries and commissioned studies give the opportunity for all points of view in the community to be heard and considered. All individuals, firms, groups and organisations with an interest in an inquiry can participate in the inquiry.

Prof Henning Bjornlund (PDF - 21k)

Submission 19 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


Submission to - Market mechanisms for recovering water in the Murray-Darling Basin Submitted by: Henning Bjornlund, University of South Australia This submission reports on research undertaken with irrigators in the Riverland of South Australia1. It

Date received: 18 Sep 2009

Australian Floodplain Association (PDF - 101k)

Submission 30 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


Australian Floodplain Association Submission to Productivity Commission study on Market Mechanisms for recovering water in the Murray‐Darling Basin The Australian Floodplain Association (AFA)

Date received: 18 Sep 2009

Deniliquin Lawyers' Association (PDF - 18k)

Submission 22 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


1 –. PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION SUBMISSION INTO MECHANISMS TO PURCHASE WATER ENTITLEMENTS. We, the members of the Deniliquin Lawyers’Association, welcome the opportunity to submit our thoughts in relation to appropriate and inappropriate mechanisms

Date received: 18 Sep 2009

Tandau Ltd (PDF - 174k)

Submission 28 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


Page 1 of 8 | 18 September 2009 Tandou Limited submission to Productivity Commission. Market mechanisms for recovering water in the Murray-Darling. Basin. TANDOU LIMITED. Submission to Productivity Commission. 18th September 2009. Page 2 of 8 | 18

Date received: 18 Sep 2009

Queensland Resources Council (PDF - 312k)

Submission 27 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


18 September 2009. Working together for a shared future. Recovering water in the Murray-Darling Basin. Productivity Commission. Locked Bag 2, Collins Street East. Melbourne Vic 8003. Via: waterrecovery@pc.gov.au. Submission on issues paper

Date received: 18 Sep 2009

Risk and Sustainable Management Group (PDF - 145k)

Submission 33 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


Submission to the Productivity Commission’s review of:. Market Mechanisms for Recovering Water in the Murray‐Darling Basin . By: David Adamson1, Sarah Chambers1, Thilak Mallawaarachchi1, John Quiggin1,

Date received: 18 Sep 2009

Cotton Australia (PDF - 85k)

Submission 25 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


Submission to Productivity Commission . Market Mechanisms for Recovering Water in the . Murray‐Darling Basin . 9th September, 2009 . Submit to waterrecovery@pc.gov.au by 5 pm on 18 September .

Date received: 18 Sep 2009

Environment Victoria (PDF - 306k)

Submission 23 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


Environment Victoria submission to Productivity Commission inquiry – Market mechanisms for recovering water in the Murray‐Darling Basin . Environment Victoria is the state’s peak non‐government,

Date received: 18 Sep 2009

Horticulture Australia Ltd (PDF - 172k)

Submission 36 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list


Response to Productivity Commission Report on Market Mechanisms for Recovering Water in the. Murray Darling Basin. Horticulture Australia Limited (HAL) has established an industry Water Initiative and steering committee to provide a coordinated

Date received: 18 Sep 2009