Riverland region in South Australia: One year after the flood

Senior ranger with River Murray & Malley Aboriginal Corporation, Lucy Sumner, inspects a riverland tree, with Indigenous ranger Thomas Kurt in the background (Peta Doherty).jpg

Die leitende Rangerin der River Murray & Malley Aboriginal Corporation, Lucy Sumner, inspiziert einen Baum im Flussgebiet, mit dem indigenen Ranger Thomas Kurt im Hintergrund (Peta Doherty).

A year ago, the Murray Darling Basin in South Australia experienced the worst flooding in decades. Since then, nature there has changed dramatically. We explore the area with two indigenous rangers to see how it has developed since the waters receded.

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Published 22 April 2024 5:15pm

By Peta Doherty

Presented by Julia Grewe

Source: SBS

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A year ago, the Murray Darling Basin in South Australia experienced the worst flooding in decades. Since then, nature there has changed dramatically. We explore the area with two indigenous rangers to see how it has developed since the waters receded.

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Riverland region in South Australia: One year after the flood

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A year ago, the Murray Darling Basin in South Australia experienced the worst flooding in decades. Since then, nature there has changed dramatically. We explore the area with two indigenous rangers to see how it has developed since the waters receded.

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A year ago, the Murray Darling Basin in South Australia experienced the worst flooding in decades. Since then, nature there has changed dramatically. We explore the area with two indigenous rangers to see how it has developed since the waters receded.

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