
Contents
- Letter of transmittal
- Abbreviations and acronyms
- About this report
- 1. The year in review
- 2. River Murray Water
- 3. Natural Resource Management
- 4. Corporate services
- 5. Corporate governance
- 6. Financial statements
- Appendixes
- Community Advisory Committee Annual Report 2004–2005
- Glossary
- List of figures and tables
List of figures
1.1: Proportion of Murray-Darling Basin in state
1.2: Proportion of state in Murray-Darling Basin
1.3: Murray-Darling Basin Commission and its partners
2.2: River Murray system inflows with extended drought periods highlighted
2.3: Storage behaviour resulting from inflow and RMW’s operation of the MDBC storages
3.1: Location of the six significant ecological assets
3.2: Cumulative water recovery projections, 2004–05 to 2008-09
3.3: Daily salinity levels at Morgan, mid May 2004 - mid May 2005
3.4: Salt interception schemes
3.6: Revised MDBC River Murray Quality Monitoring Program
4.1: MDBC employees by division
4.2: MDBC employees by classification bands
5.2: MDBC organisation chart as at 30 June 2005
5.3: Projected sustainability reporting, 2005–08
List of tables
2.1: Water accounts for New South Wales and Victoria, 2004–05 (GL)
2.2: Summary of state diversions (GL)
2.3: River Murray Water income and expenditure, 2004–05
3.2: Historical salinity data at Morgan
5.1: Evolution of Murray-Darling Basin management
5.2: MDBC and member governments: significant milestones in the Basin, 1992-2005
Photographic credits
Home page left-hand header: Murrumbidgee River, southern New South Wales (Arthur Mostead).
Part 1-left-hand header: Navigable pass improvements, Lock 10, River Murray, Wentworth, New South Wales (left, MDBC); Vegetation at Bogabilla Weir (right, Arthur Mostead).
Part 2-left-hand header: River Murray near Renmark, South Australia (left, Michael Bell) and Lake Hume-Murray Arm; Bethanga Bridge (right, Michael Bell).
Part 3-left-hand header: Resnagging site on River Murray below Yarrawonga weir (left, John McKenzie); Juvenile trout cod prior to release (right, Matthew Barwick).
Part 4-left-hand header: Lucema, a hardy legume for stock feed, which has been grown in very dry conditions (left, Arthur Mostead); the Border Rivers area of NSW and Qld: large water storage dam for crop irrigation (right, Arthur Mostead).
Part 5-left-hand header: Beach carnival, Murrumbidgee River, Yanco, NSW (left, Arthur Mostead); Upper Ovens River (right, Dean Ansell).
CAC Report-left-hand header: Boomi River in the early morning (left, Arthur Mostead); Native Fish Strategy Coordinator discussing native fish issues with the community (right, Janet Pritchard).
