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​Murray Connect Trivia Night Raises $1800 for LHMT

​KOONDOOK AND BARHAM BRIDGE NEWSPAPER  APR 1st 2021

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Last Thursday, more than 90 community members came together to support Murray Connect’s first fundraiser trivia night “Gettin’ Trivvy With It” to raise funds for the Barham Local Health Medical Trust...
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​​Borderless science hub for Murray-Darling Basin hangs in limbo

BY COUNTRY NEWS ON MAR 5th 2021

What do the VFF, Greater Shepparton City Council, University of Melbourne, Elders, the Queensland Government and the Almond Board of Australia all have in common?

​A super-charged research hub they hope will bring sense to the Murray-Darling Basin...
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Sharing a Vision

KOONDROOK AND BARHAM BRIDGE NEWSPAPER ON MAR 4th 2021
Friday, February 26, community members met at cluBarham to take part in a Koondrook–Perricoota (KP) Visioning Workshop facilitated by Western Murray Land Improvement Group (WMLIG). 

​The intent of the day was to help the community identify what a healthy KP...
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Leap with Beef

BY THE GUARDIAN ON FEB 19th 2021
Hayley and Matt Pattison have taken the leap into marketing their own beef, and they're not looking back. 
With their young children, Troy, Levi, and Zali, they farm Poll Herefords and Angus Angus Hereford cross at their Burraboi Property, about 50km north-east of Barham.
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Community Asset Worth Recovering

KOONDROOK AND BARHAM BRIDGE NEWSPAPER FEB 4th 2021
Western Murray Land Improvement Group (WMLIG) in partnership with Murray Local Land Services (MLLS) held a second community tour of the Koondrook-Perricoota (KP) Forest on Sunday. 
The tour provided the opportunity for community members to visit three sites...

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Pollack Tour Highlights Needs for "Community-Led Approach"

KOONDROOK AND BARHAM BRIDGE NEWSPAPER JAN 7th 2021
Last month’s tour of the Pollack and a similar site within Koondrook Perricoota forest hosted by Western Murray Land Improvement Group (WMLIG) attracted over 45 attendees from Barham and surrounds, some making the trip from as far as Deniliquin, Moama, and Kerang.

​The purpose of the tour was to...
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Bruce Pascoe to Lead Panel at Wakool Agri-Innovation Forum

KOONDOOK AND BARHAM BRIDGE NEWSPAPER  Oct 12th 2020
Award-winning indigenous author, Bruce Pascoe, will keynote the full day Wakool Agri-Innovation Forum, at the Moulamein Bowling Club on Thursday, October 15.
Mr Pascoe will be joined by a group of high profile agri-food thought leaders...

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Media Releases

2023

worlds wetlands day 2023 feb 25th2023
keeping our fish in the river jan 19th 2023
breathing new life in to the barham lakes jan 18th 2023

2022

Reconnecting River Country Program Community - Led Feedback a unique opportunity - Aug 16th 2022
picnic at the pollack 20 mar 2022

2021

pollack food & fibre day - dec 15th 2021
murray connect trivia night - Mar 30th 2021
mla bred well fed well workshops - mar 9th 2021
KOONDROOK PERRICOOTA FOREST _ A COMMUNITY ASSET WORTH RECOVERING - 4 FEB 2021

2020

a day with bruce pascoe - nov 4th 2020
2020 forum: a day of innnovation... - oct 23rd 2020
waip - business development program - aug 14th 2020
community gathers for innovation...- feb 12th 2020

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For media enquires please contact:
E: admin@wmlig.org
​P: 03 5453 1577

Contact us

a: 27 Thule Street Barham NSW 2732 
p. PO Box 90 Barham NSW 2732
e. admin@wmlig.org
​ph: 03 5453 1577

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Acknowledgement

We pay our respects to the traditional owners of the land that we work and operate on which includes Barapa Barapa, Yorta Yorta, Wamba Wamba, and Wadi Wadi. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.​
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