Aboriginal people have spent centuries building in the Darling River. Now there are plans to demolish these important structures
During the 20th century, a series of low-level weirs were built at the small towns along the river to secure water supplies. Settlers sought the same river features to build weirs that Indigenous people did when choosing sites for stone fish traps, so many weirs were built on outcropping rock.
Source: architectureanddesign.com.au