A NEW advisory panel could help Murray River Council turn surplus water into a valuable revenue stream while safeguarding supplies for residents and public spaces. Mayor John Harvie proposed establishing the panel amid ongoing debate over how the council managed its water holdings, including when to transfer, retain or sell excess allocations. The panel would comprise the mayor, deputy mayor, two councillors, the chief executive and two nominate…
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