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Another mass fish stocking for Macquarie River 11 March 2021 Wayne Gilbert releasing the yellowbelly fingerlings. MORE than 64,000 yellow belly (golden perch) have been released into Macquarie River, following the December release of 50,000 Murray cod fingerlings, born from fish rescued from drying stretches of the Macquarie River during the drought. Inland Waterways OzFish volunteers said that although 64,000 yellow belly have been released today, one single healthy breeding golden perch in the wild can lay 500,000 eggs in a year, so the answer to truly thriving rivers is healthy habitat a...

Paringa Silo Art Trail showcases Riverland identities in 'outstanding' large-scale artwork WedWednesday 24 FebFebruary 2021 at 7:06am Artist Jack Fran has captured the Riverland's striking sunset colours to a tee in his new silo artwork. ( Print text only Cancel Four prominent, colourful faces rise above the Murray River in the small regional town of Paringa, each depicting an iconic character or familiar river scene inside. Key points: Its artwork features four prominent people with local connections and stories to share The silos are already attracting more people to stop in the small River...

Australia holidays: A wildlife safari on South Australia's Murray River 31 Jan, 2021 10:04 PM 7 minutes to read Grab your paddles: Kayaking at Woolenook. Photo / Marie Barbieri NZ Herald Marie Barbieri, and it takes place on Australia's famous Murray River. A paddlewheeler rests on the banks, its launch languidly swaying on its leash. Rustic shacks hold onto their prized real estate. Houseboats sit anchored as their well-heeled owners recline with one hand on the fishing rod and the other around the stubby. Call it multitasking. Nonchalant koalas wedge into impossible forks, while Australian ...

Lake Ginninderra, Belconnen. MORE than 25,000 native Murray Cod have been released into Lake Ginninderra in an effort to help balance the lake’s ecosystems. The move comes as part of the ACT government’s annual fish stocking program, which aims to promote healthy populations of native fish in Canberra lakes that would otherwise consist of pest species like the European Carp. “Our fish stocking program is crucial in helping our lakes and ponds continue to have healthy populations of native fish,” said Environment Minister Rebecca Vassarotti. “Murray Cod do not naturally breed in our ...

Bingara's 50-year-old Fish Hatchery has reeled in some much-needed government funding. The facility, which helps to save thousands of Murray Cod every year, is about to be completely revamped. by Isobella Evans | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather