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31 August 2026

Murray-Darling Basin Authority wins $1.5-billion class action

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Murray-Darling Basin Authority wins $1.5-billion class action

The Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) has won a long-running class action brought by 28,000 irrigators who argued its mismanagement caused lost profits and high water prices.

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