Current plans on public exhibition
There are no plans on public exhibition at this time.
Current engagement activities
First Nations engagement
As part of the development of floodplain management plans in the Murray, Murrumbidgee and Lachlan valleys, we are engaging with First Nations communities about the protection of cultural assets and values on these floodplains.
A presentation will be given at the beginning of each session. We will also have maps and other information available..
Catering will be provided and registration is not required.
Further sessions will be held at the following locations and dates:
| Date, time | Location, venue |
|---|---|
Tuesday 26 September | Balranald RSL |
Wednesday 27 September | Hay LALC office |
Wednesday 27 September | RSL Room, Kay Hull Community Centre |
| Thursday 5 October 10am - 12pm |
Murrin Bridge LALC office 12 Foster St, Lake Cargelligo |
| Wednesday 18 October 10am - 12pm |
Moama RSL 56 Merool Lane, Moama |
| Wednesday 14 November 10am - 12pm |
Club Forbes 41 Templar St, Forbes |
| Thursday 15 November 10am - 12pm |
Wiradjuri Condobolin Corporation Cnr Cunningham and McDonnell St, Condobolin |
Note - Information sessions were held in Narrendera, Darlington Point and Deniliquin in August 2023.
Contact us at floodplain.planning@dpie.nsw.gov.au for more information about the sessions.
First Nations information on rural floodplain management plans
Read more information about the southern floodplain management plans in the fact sheet.
Download the fact sheetJune information sessions about the southern floodplain management plans
Information sessions concluded
Information sessions were held in Jerilderie, Deniliquin, Moama, Barham, Forbes, Condobolin, Lake Cargelligo, Hillston, Narrandera, Darlington Point, Hay and Moulamein from 14-28 June. The department collected photographs, drone imagery or descriptions of flood behaviour from the 2022 floods and talked to attendees about the floodplain management plans.
What we heard
Read more about what we heard during initial consultation on rural floodplain management plans in the southern Murray–Darling Basin.
Download the What we heard reportWater Engagement Roundup
If you were unable to attend any of the face-to-face events, you can learn more from the recording of the May Water Engagement Roundup webinar recorded on 17 May.
Replacement floodplain management plans for the Southern Murray–Darling Basin
Read more information about the proposed replacement plans in the fact sheet.
Download the fact sheetContact us
If you require assistance in reading these documents, please contact 1300 081 047 or water.enquiries@dpie.nsw.gov.au