US EditionNSW Government rejects application to fund study to 'drought proof' region by turning Narrandera's Lake Coolah into dam
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NSW Government rejects application to fund study to 'drought proof' region by turning Narrandera's Lake Coolah into dam
David Farley at a Griffith ‘meet the candidates’ forum. Photo: Oliver Jacques. The NSW Government has rejected an application to fund a feasibility study into transforming Lake Coolah and Lake Mejum near Narrandera into a water storage site, which advocates say could “drought proof” the region. A group led by Narrandera businessman David Farley applied for a grant under the National Water Grid Fund January 2025 round, a program that supports “na…
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