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South Australia. The pumps on the Xxxxxx within South Australia used to supply Metropolitan Adelaide and associated country areas. Lower Xxxxxx Swamps irrigation. Country Towns water use. All other uses of water from the Xxxxxx within South Australia.
South Australia. If this concession allows access to waters adjacent to the State of South Australia the holder may use a lampara net, lift net and/or small scale purse seine to fish for:
South Australia. The output of this project will contribute to a fully operational proton beam therapy facility by providing a fully operational proton beam inclusive of accelerator equipment, at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute. Project Agreement for the Proton Beam Facility overview This Project Agreement (the Agreement) is created subject to the provisions of the Intergovernmental Agreement on Federal Financial Relations (IGA FFR) and should be read in conjunction with that Agreement and its Schedules, which provide information in relation to performance reporting and payment arrangements under the IGA FFR.
South Australia. The output of this project will contribute to a fully operational proton beam therapy facility by providing a fully operational proton beam inclusive of accelerator equipment, at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute. Project Agreement for the Proton Beam Facility OVERVIEW
South Australia. The South Australian Government is responsible for the efficient and sustainable management of water resources across the State and aims to balance all demands for water. The Natural Resources Management Act 2004 (SA) (NRM Act) provides the legislative framework for the sustainable and integrated management of the State’s water resources, including surface water, groundwater and watercourse water. Where deemed appropriate, a water resource may be prescribed under the NRM Act to ensure that it is managed sustainably to provide security to all water users. The South Australian Xxxxxx–Xxxxxxx Basin is made up of six prescribed water resources being the River Xxxxxx Prescribed Watercourse, Angas Xxxxxx Prescribed Xxxxx Area, Eastern Mount Lofty Ranges Prescribed Water Resources Area, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Prescribed Water Resources Area, Mallee Prescribed Xxxxx Area and Xxxxx Xxxx and Xxxxxxxx Prescribed WellsArea. Water Licences are statutory instruments that authorise the take of water from a prescribed resource through an endorsed allocation. Water licences identify the use for which an allocation can be used, where it can be used and additional condition of take such as metering and reporting requirements. Some uses such as roadmaking and firefighting are exempt from requiring a licence via a state-wide authorisation under section 128 of the NRM Act. The Department for Environment and Water (the Department) is responsible for enforcing compliance with the NRM Act (and other relevant water resource legislation applicable to South Australia, including the compliance with licenced water allocations and conditions of licence and other water management authorisations. The Basin Plan establishes roles, responsibilities and obligations for Basin States, the MDBA and the Australian Government. The South Australian Government is responsible for ensuring water resources are managed consistently with the frameworks set out in the Basin Plan. The MDBA is responsible for implementing various provisions of the Basin Plan, ensuring Basin states comply with the plan, undertaking monitoring and evaluation, reporting on the Plan’s effectiveness, and reviewing the Plan. The South Australian Government will contribute to this evaluation by collecting and analysing data and information related to the State’s obligations under the Basin Plan. Australian Capital Territory Water within the Australian Capital Territory is managed in an integrated manner by three pieces of legislation, th...
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South Australia. 18. The Aboriginal Housing Authority (AHA) was established as a statutory corporation in October 1998. The all-Indigenous Board was appointed in November 1998 and the Bilateral Agreement between the Commonwealth and South Australian Governments regarding Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander Housing was signed in April 1999. The Board’s principle role is to improve housing outcomes for Aboriginal people in South Australia through a range of housing tenure. Arrangements are for an initial three-year period. The two main programs are: the Rural and Remote Housing Program, which is focused on improving the health standards of Aboriginal community owned houses; and the rental housing program which provides and manages rental properties across the State.
