Reconnecting River Country Program drop-in appointments - Hay

The NSW Government is offering individual and small group drop-in appointments to discuss the Reconnecting River Country Program’s Murrumbidgee Project, Phase 1 negotiations.

These sessions are for landholders in the Phase 1 area (Darlington Point to Balranald) who have not yet received an invitation to negotiate.

What to expect during your appointment

• Speak directly with program staff and subject matter experts.

• View informational displays and interactive inundation maps.

• Learn about the negotiation process, Landholder Negotiation Scheme and next steps.

• Ask questions in an informal, supportive setting.

How to book an appointment

To attend an appointment, click the Book here button.

Once you have submitted your registration, you will receive an email confirmation of your booking time with the details of your appointment.

• Bookings are essential due to limited capacity.

• There will be appointments available between 11am - 2.30pm and 4pm - 6.30pm.

• Bookings are limited to individuals or groups of up to 5 people. If you would like to book a group, each person must be registered.

• Walk-ins are not guaranteed.

• We recommend arriving 5 minutes before your session.

• Light refreshments will be available.

Please note registrations close 11.55 pm the day prior to the session.

If you are in the Phase 1 area and unable to attend in November, there will be more opportunities to learn about the program in early 2026.

 
Not in the Phase 1 area?
Further engagement opportunities will be available in 2026 to learn about the program and future negotiation phases. Negotiations outside Phase 1 are expected to begin after December 2026, subject to continued program support and funding.

We look forward to the opportunity to discuss this important initiative with you. 

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