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"The Riverina is the food bowl of Australia, it produces very large quantities of fruit and vegetables and also our rice," Mr Macdonald told reporters in Sydney.
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"The Riverina is the food bowl of Australia, it produces very large quantities of fruit and vegetables and also our rice," Mr Macdonald told reporters in Sydney.
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It includes three full Interim Biogeographic Regions of Australia (IBRAs): 'Darling Riverine Plains', 'Cobar Peneplain', 'Riverina', and the southern New South Wales portion of 'Brigalow Belt South'.
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PNB … you may have heard of our Riverina but have you heard of Brewarinna?
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When I drove south to see my family for Christmas, I had to drive around the floods in the Riverina; on the way back I had to avoid the flooded Richmond river round Kyogle.
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Instead the Desaillys took up Coree station in the Riverina (119,000 acres) and Gunningrah in the Monaro.
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The aggressive marketing efforts of Australia House in respect of the dried fruit growers of the Riverina were occasionally at odds with the larger concerns of the Empire Marketing Board, however they converged on this occasion at Olympia, when the idea of an imperial pudding seemed to make good sense.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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Instead the Desaillys took up Coree station in the Riverina (119,000 acres) and Gunningrah in the Monaro.
Archive 2009-05-01 2009
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Colonial troops were valued for their ability to “shoot and ride,” and they performed well on the veldt, which is not unlike Gippsland, the Wimmera, or the Riverina.
Archive 2009-03-01 2009
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On the Murrumbidgee River, especially on the lower parts [in the Riverina district of south-central and southwestern New South Wales], rumours of the existence of this animal are more than usually rife, and there the aborigines far and wide describe the animal as inhabiting the waters.
Archive 2009-03-01 2009
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