Sold Down the River

The Murray-Darling Basin stands as one of Australia’s most vital environmental resources, embodying a complex narrative intertwined with natural beauty and human impact. Scott Hamilton and Stuart Kells delve into the intricate history of water management in this region, revealing how decisions made over the years have rippled through both ecological and societal landscapes.

Through a compelling exploration of this iconic river system, the authors shed light on the myriad challenges faced by its ecosystems and the communities reliant on its waters. Their examination is not just a tale of water; it is a reflection on stewardship, sustainability, and the delicate balance between conservation and development.