Hot, dry conditions likely to continue to affect water prices

Andrew Miller
Updated January 15 2019 - 4:23pm, first published 11:56am
DRYING STORAGES: Earlier this week, Goulburn-Murray Water released the latest water storage figures, showing dam levels continue to drop, following poor spring and summer rainfall.
DRYING STORAGES: Earlier this week, Goulburn-Murray Water released the latest water storage figures, showing dam levels continue to drop, following poor spring and summer rainfall.

Prices for temporary irrigation water are likely to continue to hover around $400 a megalitre for the next few months, according to water brokers.

Andrew Miller

Andrew Miller

Journalist

I'm a general reporter with Stock & Land, with a special interest in irrigation issues. I completed my cadetship, with the Age, in 1980. Over my career, I've worked for ABC radio news (Mt Isa, Qld) and at provincial and suburban newspapers.

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