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Farmers, Politicians, Scientists Call to End Major Dam Projects in NSW - Vimarsana News

Farmers, Politicians, Scientists Call to End Major Dam Projects in NSW

Farmers, politicians, and scientists from top Australian universities are urging the government to abandon major dam projects in ...

Scientists demand for new dam projects to be STOPPED in Australia - Vimarsana News

Scientists demand for new dam projects to be STOPPED in Australia

Scientists are urging that major dam projects in NSW and Queensland be abandoned, warning of significant environmental and agricultural consequences.

Oakwood Cemetery female grave sites - Vimarsana News

Oakwood Cemetery female grave sites

Oakwood Cemetery is the most historic burial ground in our area. It has graves devoted to Civil War soldiers, Underground Railroad conductors, & more.

Palm Springs area theater guide: "The Boomer Boys Musical" and more - Vimarsana News

Palm Springs area theater guide: "The Boomer Boys Musical" and more

Here are the local theater listings beginning Feb. 7.

Wyangala Dam: Leaked cabinet document stokes Wyangala Dam doubts - Vimarsana News

Wyangala Dam: Leaked cabinet document stokes Wyangala Dam doubts

Advertisement The Murray-Darling Basin’s biggest dam project needs 80 per cent of its costs to be subsidised by governments given its “small net benefits” and large cost, a leaked NSW cabinet document reveals. The 2019 Coalition election commitment to raise Wyangala Dam’s wall 10 metres was “a significant project” but one that would do little to improve water security in the Lachlan Valley, the Department of Industry’s assessment for the returned government states. Wyangala Dam in central NSW is currently about 60 per cent full. The federal and NSW governmen...