River managers, environmental water holders, and fisheries scientists are continuing their work to manage and prevent future fish deaths in the Murray Darling Basin.

They've met in Canberra in the first of two meetings, after the mass fish kill in the Lower Darling River.

To find out more, reporter Jenna Thomas spoke with Murray Darling Basin Authority Chief Executive Phillip Glyde:

River managers, environmental water holders, and fisheries scientists are continuing their work to manage and prevent future fish deaths in the Murray Darling Basin.
They've met in Canberra in the first of two meetings, after the mass fish kill in the Lower Darling River.
To find out more, reporter Jenna Thomas spoke with Murray Darling Basin Authority Chief Executive Phillip Glyde:

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