1 - March 4, 2011 4:37 am

Name:

Steven

Location:

Kialla

Comments:

This could be interesting . But I would not go to get the facts . - Steven

Sunday, 13 March 2:00pm - Monday, 14 March 2:00pm & 8:00pm
Westside Performing Arts Centre

An irrigation town somewhere in central Victoria is struggling for water and survival under a twelve year drought. A group of local women decide to raise money for a Drought Relief Fund by performing a nude concert while local business people strike a deal with the government to fix the irrigation system and pay for it with a pipeline to Melbourne.

Watershed is the story of a town in conflict, fighting for one thing; their community. This is a play written by local Shepparton playwright, John Head with music by Rachael Head


http://www.sheppartonfestival.net.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=arti cle&id=47:130311-200pm-watershed-by-stag-inc&catid=15:events&Itemid=28

2 - February 27, 2011 11:13 am

Name:

Nick

Location:

miti

Comments:

New Topher's Unpopular View - The MDBA Debacle

http://www.topher.com.au/

3 - February 18, 2011 4:51 am

Name:

steven

Location:

Kialla

Comments:

If anyone still reads/visits thisa website

VICTORIANS have battled through the wettest summer on record.
The state has already received about 290mm of rainfall since the start of December, with still two weeks of summer to go.

The record was 237mm, reached in the summer of 1910-1911.

"It's almost like we're in the tropics," meteorologist Harvey Stern said.

Link
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/wetter-than-its-ever-been/story-e6frf95f-1 226007836024

4 - January 11, 2011 6:34 am

Name:

Steven

Location:

Kialla

Comments:

No I am not back ! Just visiting ! I do not know if anyone reads these now days . If Brumby built a dam instead of a pipe he may be still in office . That is one good thing about the pipe

Ms Bligh said the dam, built after the 1974 floods devastated thousands of Brisbane and Ipswich homes, was seeing “massive inflows” to rival that disaster.

“We are seeing one million megalitres or two Sydney harbours flow into the Wivenhoe catchment every day,” she told reporters.

“Without a doubt the Wivenhoe Dam has already saved Brisbane from a catastrophic flood in the next 48 hours but we have to keep releasing water from it so it can keep doing the job it’s doing.

“The dam will see releases over the next two to three days larger than it has ever seen in its history

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/newshome/8623185/toowoomba-devastated- by-flooding/

5 - December 24, 2010 4:54 am

Name:

Steven

Location:

kialla

Comments:

Over the next few weeks I will ponder on my future contributions to PtP web site . I believe irrigation education should continue and this site has been great for people to find out what is going on in simple terms without getting bogged down in the technical side of water trading and irrigation .


Goodbye (for now)and Merry Christmas .