This week on water watch we’re heading to desert country where Kati Thanda- Lake Eyre has begun to fill as the floods of western QLD make their way through the Lake Eyre Basin.

We hear from:

Trevor Wright, pilot and publican at William Creek 70km West of Kati Thanda Lake Eyre and Professor Richard Kingsford river ecologist, conservation biologist and Director of Ecosystem Science at the University of NSW

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Central Australia is not usually the place we think to first for water issues, but water is life, particularly where water is scarce. This week on Water Watch we're taking you to the Arid Lands, of central Australia with Alex Vaughan the Policy and Advocacy Coordinator at the Arid Lands Environment Centre in Mparntwe Alice Springs

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This week on water watch we’re going to go back to the Plans and Progress to Restore the Darling Baaka to hear a community perspective from Darryn Clifton of the Darling River/Menindee Lakes Action Group, and hear more from Allan Raine Director, Water Planning Implementation at the NSW Department of Climate Change Energy Environment And Water and Tony Townsend Murray Darling Program Leader in Freshwater Environment for NSW DPIRD Fisheries.

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