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Strong winds and an increased risk of fire has prompted the Rural Fire Service to call on farmers to immediately stop harvest operations for the day. Picture supplied 

Increased fire risk behind Rural Fire Service call to stop harvest operations today.

Stop now: RFS issues urgent harvest alert for MIA

Leeton Shire Council mayor Tony Reneker addresses the recent rally in Leeton. The mayor says he is disappointed the water amendments have been given the green light by the Senate. Picture by Talia Pattison

Leeton shire mayor Tony Reneker outlines disappointment at Basin Plan decision.

MIA pollies slam Basin decision, calls grow for Royal Commission

Leeton shire grower Rob Houghton speaks at the rally protesting water buybacks. Prior to the bill passing he held real concerns for the future of the community and now, those concerns could be a very real reality. Picture by Talia Pattison 

Stakeholder groups express dismay at Senate passing amendments to Water Bill.

'Basin's heart broken' as Senate passes water bill

SunRice workers at the Leeton protest on November 21. Picture by Talia Pattison

The government has the numbers it needs to pass its controversial new MDB laws, with the Greens and crossbencher David Pocock on board.

Government gains numbers for MDB plan as crossbencher pledges support

A protest against water buybacks was held in Leeton on November 21. Picture by Talia Pattison

Region's politicians, stakeholders come out swinging after Labor, Greens team up on Basin Plan.

Outrage flows in MIA after 'dirty' Basin Plan deal

Huge crowds turned out to protest water buybacks at a rally in Leeton on Tuesday, November 21. Picture by Talia Pattison

Leeton shire residents have come together today in huge numbers for rally to protest water buybacks.

'Not for sale': Leeton stands firm on 'lazy, risky' water buybacks during protest | Photos, Video

MI managing director Brett Jones, new member director John Houghton, new independent director Niall Blair, incoming chairman Tracey Valenzisi and outgoing chairman Hayden Cudmore. Picture supplied 

Murrumbidgee Irrigation addressed the issue of water buybacks at its recent AGM in Leeton.

Murrumbidgee Irrigation labels buybacks as 'grave threat' to MIA

A major NSW Riverina farming aggregation is expected to attract offers of more than $80 million. Picture supplied

A major NSW Riverina farming aggregation with 11,361 megalitres of water entitlements is expected to attract offers of more than $80 million.

Ferrero's Riverina aggregation on market with $80m-plus price tag

Queensland Senator Matt Canavan, Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party Sussan Ley, Shadow Minister for Water Perin Davey and Member for Nicholls Sam Birrell. Picture by Cai Holroyd

Senators from across the Basin and beyond met in Griffith to discuss concerns over water buybacks

Water buybacks are 'existential threat'

Trundle pharmacist Sam Lee will have to cut back his opening hours if fears the transition to 60-day prescriptions will slash his direct revenue by up to 40 per cent are true. Picture by David Ellery

Country pharmacists counting the cost of new 60-day prescriptions

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