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ARTICLE · 11 JUNE 2020

Understanding water regulation In Queensland and NSW

This is the first of a series on Understanding Water Regulation, focusing on the complex water regimes across Qld and NSW.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

About this Insight article

This is the first of McCullough Robertson's six part series on Understanding Water Regulation, which will focus on the complex water regimes across Queensland (QLD) and New South Wales (NSW).

Look out for further Insight articles on:

  • water regulations specific to the resources sector;
  • regional water modelling and cumulative impacts;
  • water theft and offences;
  • strategic water sharing options and legal considerations; and
  • contracting models for delivering water infrastructure projects.

Water Regulation Snapshot

Water is integral to everything we do and is necessary for growing the food we eat, generating the electricity we use in our homes and for drinking and other domestic purposes. Water is also essential for the ongoing operation of our industries that are critical to Australia's economic prosperity.

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