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Hopes fish passageway will prevent mass kill ahead of hot, dry summer (opens the original)
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The fishway at Menindee has reopened for the final season of its three-year trial, with 50,000 fish expected to travel through it before late May. The reopening coincides with concern as the lakes and river experience low levels, poor water quality and algal bloom alerts. The Basin Plan Review Panel will review findings after consultation with water users, holders and communities along the river. A fish passageway allowing fish to travel upstream into the Menindee Lakes has reopened for the fina
Best wet season in decades gives life to living medicine cabinet (opens the original)
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A new community-made field guide shares cultural knowledge utilised by Barkindji people for thousands of years. The Barkindji Edible and Medicinal Plants book share uses of locally-found native plants throughout Menindee, Wilcannia and Broken Hill, in New South Wales' far west. Barkindji and Malyangapa tour guide and co-creator of the book, Dave Doyle, hopes it will inspire young people to spend more time in nature and to also protect it. To most travellers passing through Menindee, the bushland
Anger as lead found at 10 Broken Hill childcare centres (opens the original)
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Ten of 13 childcare centres in Broken Hill have returned results for high lead levels in the soil. Of the centres with readings above the threshold, only four chose to have remediation work carried out. Greens MP Cate Faehrmann has criticised the EPA's stance and called for an investigation. The New South Wales Environment Protection Agency (EPA) is facing criticism for not directly informing parents after finding high lead contamination at 10 out of 13 childcare facilities in Broken Hill. In re
Seventy years of School of the Air celebrated in family recipe cookbook (opens the original)
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School of the Air's 70th anniversary cookbook was published earlier this year, sharing recipes and stories from station folk in Far West New South Wales. Funds raised from sales of the cookbook help to cover travel costs for students learning via distance education. The School of the Air P&C have restocked books at retailers and hopes to sell more copies at next week's Mundi Mundi Bash. Coming together to share a meal can look a little different for those living on remote stations across Far Wes
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