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See also other ASDD node descriptions. Murray-Darling Basin CommissionNode typeStatutory authority Node descriptionSpatial metadata collection for the Murray-Darling Basin region. Z39.50 connection detailsTrue Z39.50 client software can also be used to search this
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Description of the organisation/jurisdictionThe Murray-Darling Basin Commission is the executive arm of the Murray-Darling Basin Ministerial Council and is responsible for: (1) managing the River Murray and the Menindee Lakes system of the lower Darling River, and (2) advising the Ministerial Council on matters related to the use of the water, land and other environmental resources of the Murray-Darling Basin. The Commission is an autonomous organisation equally responsible to the governments represented on the Ministerial Council as well as to the Council itself. It is not a government department nor a statutory body of any individual government. The Murray-Darling Basin is the catchment for the Murray and Darling Rivers and their many tributaries. Extending from north of Roma in Queensland to Goolwa in South Australia and including three quarters of New South Wales and half of Victoria, it is the heartland and the economic powerhouse of rural Australia. It extends across one-seventh of the continent and has a population of nearly two million people. Another million people outside the region depend heavily upon its resources. Contact details
Metadata date2008-09-01 |