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Trout waters recreational fishing
guide (Southern)
March 2021, Primefact V13/4065#19 4th edition
Craig Watson, Fisheries Manager, Fisheries and Aquaculture
Management, Tamworth
Introduction regulations and distributing freshwater
fishing guides and sticky fish measuring
Our State's fisheries are a community- rulers.
owned resource. We all have a
Figure 1. The Snowy Mountains region.
responsibility to protect and safeguard
this natural asset for present and future
generations.
Fishing regulations are in place to protect
and conserve our fish stocks and aquatic
habitats to ensure that fishing activities
remain sustainable.
The Snowy catchment provides many
fishing opportunities for a variety of
enthusiasts. This guide will give you an
idea of the fishing on offer and the
closures and restrictions that apply across
the Snowy Mountains region from Tumut
in the west, Bombala in the east,
Crookwell in the north and Khancoban in
the south. Fishcare Volunteers can also be found at
boat ramps and on the water in dedicated
The Snowy region offers excellent lake,
Fishcare vessels, advising anglers about
river and boat fishing opportunities and
responsible fishing practices and
anglers have the chance of catching a
distributing fisheries advisory information.
wide variety of trout species including
Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Brook Trout Information on bag and size limits, fishing
and Atlantic Salmon. closures and legal fishing gear can also be
obtained free of charge from the NSW
NSW DPI Fisheries Officers regularly
DPI website www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries,
patrol waterways and impoundments
or by visiting your local NSW DPI fisheries
ensuring compliance with NSW fishing
office.
Trout waters recreational fishing guide (Southern)
To report illegal fishing activity, call your River and in inshore areas such as Lake
local fisheries office or the Fishers Watch Macquarie, Botany Bay, St Georges
Phoneline on 1800 043 536. All calls will Basin, Lake Conjola and Merimbula
be treated as confidential and you can Lake.
remain anonymous. You can pay the NSW Recreational Fishing
Fee from hundreds of agents throughout
Recreational Fishing Fee
NSW such as over the counter at most
When fishing in NSW waters, both fishing tackle shops. You can also pay the
freshwater and saltwater, you are required fee at some caravan parks, service
by law to pay the NSW Recreational stations, many Kmart stores, online at
Fishing Fee and carry a receipt showing www.licence.nsw.gov.au or by
the payment of the fee. This applies when calling 1300 369 365.
line fishing, bowfishing, trapping, netting If you pay for a one year or three-year
or when undertaking bait or invertebrate period online, over the phone or at a
collection or when in possession of fishing Touch agent or if you renew your licence
gear in, on or adjacent to waters. using your renewal letter, you will receive
All money raised by the NSW Recreational a plastic receipt in the post. For all other
fishing Fee is spent on improving payment methods, you will receive a
recreational fishing in NSW. Some paper receipt.
projects include: Some exemptions apply to paying the
o Angler facilities such as fish cleaning fishing fee, including people under the age
tables and fishing platforms. of 18 and holders of pensioner concession
cards. For further information on
o Stocking of freshwater fish in dams and
exemptions visit the NSW DPI website or
rivers.
call 1300 550 474.
o Essential research on popular
You may not need to pay the NSW
recreational fish species.
Recreational Fishing Fee if you are fishing
o Enhancing compliance with fishing on a charter boat under the supervision of
rules. a fishing guide. Please check with the
o Restoring important fish habitat. charter operator, or guide, before you go
fishing. If they do not hold a Recreational
o Research stocking of mulloway and Fishing Fee Exemption Certificate you will
prawns in estuaries. need to pay the NSW Recreational Fishing
o The installation of fish aggregating Fee.
devices (FADs) to enhance fishing
Trout and salmon fishing rules
opportunities for Mahi Mahi
(Dolphinfish) or even Tuna and Marlin. General trout steams
o Creation of recreational fishing havens. The following waters are general trout
o Angler education and advisory streams and are closed to the taking of all
programs such as the Fishcare species of fish by any method, from the
Volunteer program, fishing workshops, Tuesday after the June (Queen’s Birthday)
Get Hooked. It’s Fun to Fish and fishing long weekend until midnight on the last
guides. Friday before the start of the October
(Labour Day) long weekend (inclusive) in
o Building artificial reefs in offshore areas each year.
such as Sydney Reef and Shoalhaven
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Trout waters recreational fishing guide (Southern)
The following methods are permitted of the waters of the Lachlan River, its
during the fishing season: creeks and tributaries upstream from the
Cowra–Young road bridge.
a) one attended rod and line with not
more than 2 hooks attached and with not Macphersons Swamp Creek. (South West
more than 3 treble hooks, or 3 double Slopes district). The following waters are
hooks, attached to any lure: and general trout waters: the whole of the
waters of the Macphersons Creek and
b) a landing net used as an ancillary for
tributaries upstream from where it enters
retrieval of fish lawfully taken. Bait fishing
the backed-up waters of Burrinjuck Dam.
is permitted.
Molonglo River. (South West Slopes
When taking Atlantic Salmon, Brook
district). The following waters are general
Trout, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout in
trout waters: the whole of the waters of
general trout streams, the maximum
the Molonglo River, its creeks and
quantity that a person may take on any
tributaries upstream from the railway
one day is 5 and the maximum quantity
bridge at Burbong.
that a person may have in their
possession is 10, consisting of any single Murray River. (Monaro and Hume
species or a combination of species. districts). The following waters are general
trout waters: the whole of the waters of
Bemboka River. (Far South Coast district).
the Murray River, its creeks and
The following waters are general trout
tributaries upstream from the road bridge
waters: the whole of the waters of
at Tintaldra.
Bemboka River, its creeks and tributaries
upstream to its junction with, and Murrumbidgee River. (South West Slopes
including, Tantawangalo Creek. and Monaro districts). The following
waters are general trout waters: the whole
Goodradigbee River. (South West Slopes
of the waters of the Murrumbidgee River,
district). The following waters are general
its creeks and tributaries upstream from
trout waters: the whole of the waters of
its junction with, and including, the
the Goodradigbee River, its creeks and
Bredbo River
tributaries upstream from where it enters
the backed-up waters of Burrinjuck Dam. Queanbeyan River (Figure 2). (South West
Slopes district). The following waters are
Guinecor Creek. (South West Slopes
general trout waters: the whole of the
district). The following waters are general
waters of the Queanbeyan River, its creeks
trout waters: the whole of the waters of
and tributaries upstream of the fence
Guinecor Creek and its tributaries
boundary of the Googong Dam Reservoir
upstream from its junction with, but not
(about 1 kilometre downstream of the
including, the Wollondilly River.
wall of Googong Dam).
Ingeegoodbee River. (Monaro district).
Shoalhaven River. (South West Slopes and
The following waters are general trout
Monaro districts). The following waters are
waters: the whole of the waters of the
general trout waters: the whole of the
Ingeegoodbee River, its creeks and
waters of the Shoalhaven River, its creeks
tributaries upstream from the Victorian
and tributaries upstream from its junction
border.
with, and including, the Mongarlowe River.
Lachlan River. (South West Slopes and
Central Tablelands districts). The following
waters are general trout waters: the whole
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Trout waters recreational fishing guide (Southern)
Snowy River. (Monaro district). The method, from the Tuesday after the June
following waters are general trout waters: (Queen’s Birthday) long weekend until
the whole of the waters of the Snowy midnight on the last Friday before the
start of the October (Labour Day) long
River, its creeks and tributaries upstream
weekend (inclusive) in each year.
of the Victorian border.
Figure 2. Queanbeyan River
The following methods are permitted
during the fishing season:
a) one attended rod and line with not
more than 2 hooks attached, artificial flies
and lures only and with not more than
3 treble hooks, or 3 double hooks,
attached to any lure; and
b) a landing net used as an ancillary for
retrieval of fish lawfully taken. Bait fishing
is not permitted.
Note: ‘artificial flies or lures’ does not
include the use of dough based baits or
any other similar artificial or manufactured
bait product.
When taking Atlantic Salmon, Brook
Trout, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout,
Tumut River. (South West Slopes and the maximum quantity that a person may
Monaro districts). The following waters are take on any one day is 2 and the
general trout waters: the whole of the maximum quantity that a person may
waters of the Tumut River, its creeks and have in their possession is 4, consisting of
any single species or a combination of
tributaries upstream from its junction with
species.
but not including, the Murrumbidgee
River. Bobndara Creek. (Monaro district). The
following waters are artificial fly and lure
Tuross River. (Monaro district). The
waters: the whole of the waters of
following waters are general trout waters:
Bobundara Creek and its tributaries
the whole of the waters of the Tuross upstream from its junction with, but not
River, its creeks and tributaries upstream including, the Snowy River.
from the Tuross Falls.
Eucumbene River (Figure 3). (Monaro
Wollondilly River. (South West Slopes district). The following waters are artificial
district). The following waters are general fly and lure waters: the whole of the
trout waters: the whole of the waters of waters of the Eucumbene River, its creeks
the Wollondilly River, its creeks and and tributaries upstream from the Dam
tributaries upstream from its junction wall of Lake Eucumbene and including
with, and including, the Tarlo River Providence Portal.
Artificial fly and lure trout streams
The following waters are artificial fly and
lure trout streams and are closed to the
taking of all species of fish by any
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Trout waters recreational fishing guide (Southern)
Flea Creek. (South West Slopes district). Mowamba River. (Monaro district). The
The following waters are artificial fly and following waters are artificial fly and lure
lure waters: the whole of the waters of waters: the whole of the waters of the
Flea Creek and its tributaries including Mowamba River (or Moonbah River), its
Tumbledown Creek and its tributaries
Creeks and tributaries upstream from its
upstream of the junction with the
junction with, but not including, the
Goodradigbee River.
Snowy River.
Figure 3. Eucumbene River
Swampy Plain River (Figure 4). (Monaro
district). The following waters are artificial
fly and lure waters: the whole of the
waters of the Swampy Plain River, its
creeks and tributaries downstream of the
southern (upstream) boundary of
Khancoban Station and upstream from its
junction with, but not including, the
Murray River.
Thredbo River (Figure 5). (Monaro
district). The following waters are artificial
fly and lure waters: the whole of the
waters of the Thredbo River (or
Crackenback River), its creeks and
tributaries upstream from where it enters
Khancoban Creek (Figure 4). (Monaro the backed-up waters of Lake Jindabyne,
district). The following waters are artificial but not including that portion of the
fly and lure waters: the whole of the Thredbo River from the upstream
waters of Khancoban Creek, together with extremity of the public reserve known as
all of its tributaries, from its confluence ‘Paddy's Corner’, upstream for a distance
with the backed-up waters of Khancoban of 2.4 kilometres (being those waters
Pondage upstream to its source and immediately adjacent to the Gaden Trout
including that part of Broken Back Creek Hatchery or the waters of Sawpit Creek).
from the wall of Murray 2 Pondage Artificial fly and lure trout dams
downstream to its confluence with the
waters of Khancoban Creek. The following dam is an artificial fly and
lure trout dam which is open to fishing all
Kybeyan River. (Monaro district). The year round. Bait fishing is not permitted.
following waters are artificial fly and lure
waters: the whole of the waters of the When taking Atlantic Salmon, Brook
Kybeyan River, its creeks and tributaries Trout, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout,
upstream from its junction with, but not the maximum quantity that a person may
including, the Numeralla River. take on any one day is 2 and the
maximum quantity that a person may
Maclaughlin River. (Monaro district). The have in their possession is 4, consisting of
following waters are artificial fly and lure any single species or a combination of
waters: the whole of the waters of the species.
Maclaughlin River, its creeks and
tributaries upstream from its junction
with, but not including, the Snowy River.
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Black Lake. (Far South Coast District). The Friday before the October (Labour Day)
following waters are artificial fly and lure long weekend.
waters: the whole of the waters of Black
Open 1: As trout spawning streams: From
Lake.
1 May morning until midnight Monday
Dam Town June long weekend.
Black Lake Bibbenluke Open 2: When otherwise classed as
artificial fly & lure streams: From Saturday
Figure 4. Khancoban Creek and Swampy Plains morning October long weekend until
River midnight 30 April.
The following methods are permitted
during the fishing season:
a) one attended rod and line with not
more than 2 hooks attached, artificial flies
and lures only and with not more than
3 treble hooks, or 3 double hooks,
attached to any lure: and
b) a landing net used as an ancillary for
retrieval of fish lawfully taken. Bait fishing
is not permitted.
When taking Atlantic Salmon, Brook
Trout, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout in
trout spawning streams the maximum
quantity that a person may take on any
Figure 5. Thredbo River
one day is 1 and the maximum quantity
that a person may have in their
possession is 2, consisting of any single
species or a combination of species.
The legal length when taking Atlantic
Salmon, Brook Trout, Brown Trout and
Rainbow Trout in trout spawning streams
is 50 cm.
Eucumbene River (Figure 3). (Monaro
district). The following waters are trout
spawning waters: the whole of the waters
of the Eucumbene River and its tributaries
upstream of the dam wall and including
the Providence Portal.
Thredbo River (Figure 5). (Monaro
Trout spawning streams district). The following waters are trout
The following waters are trout spawning spawning waters: the whole of the
streams and are closed to the taking of all Thredbo River except for a signposted
species of fish by any method, from 2.4 km reach at Gaden Trout Hatchery.
Tuesday after the June (Queens Birthday)
long weekend until midnight of the last
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Note: The signposted 2.4 km reach of the Talbingo Dam Talbingo
Thredbo River at Gaden Trout Hatchery is
completely closed to fishing all year round. Tantangara Dam Adaminaby
Three Mile Dam Kiandra
General trout dams
Tod Kill Park Dam Crookwell
The following waters are general trout
Tooma Dam Khancoban
dams. These waters are open to fishing all
year round. When fishing in general trout Tumut Ponds Adaminaby
dams, up to two attended rods each with Tumut 2 Pondage Khancoban
a line may be used with not more than
2 hooks attached per line or up to General freshwater fishing rules
3 hooks attached per line, where those Permitted fishing gear and methods
hooks are artificial flies or lures. An
artificial fly or lure is considered to be a Lines. Two attended lines are permitted in
single hook. Bait fishing is permitted. A all non-tidal waters other than in some
landing net may be used as an ancillary trout waters.
for retrieval of fish lawfully taken. Attended lines must be within 50 m, in
Note: The bag and size limits for general your sight,
trout dams are the same as the bag and and have no more than 2 hooks per line
size limits for general trout streams or up to 3 treble hooks attached to any
Dam Town lure per line other than in some trout
Captains Flat Dam Queanbeyan
waters. A lure is considered a single hook.
Setlines are not permitted.
Coolumbooka Weir Bombala
Traps and nets. You may use up to
Diggers Creek Dam Perisher Valley
5 open pyramid lift nets or hoop nets,
Geehi Dam Khancoban 1 shrimp trap, other than in trout waters
Gogong Dam Queanbeyan where the use of traps and nets is
Guthega Lake Jindabyne prohibited (except when using up to
5 open pyramid lift nets or hoop nets in
Happy Jacks Pondage Khancoban
Googong Dam or Lakes Lyell, Wallace,
Island Bend Dam Jindabyne Eucumbene or Jindabyne to take yabbies).
Jounama Pondage Talbingo
Yabby “opera house” traps are not
Khancoban Pondage Khancoban permitted for use in any waters after
Lake Bathurst Tarago 30 April 2021. Up to 5 yabby traps are
permitted until 30 April 2021 except in
Lake Crackenback Thredbo
trout waters, closed areas and the
Lake Eucumbene Adaminaby following locations: Waters east of the
Lake Jindabyne Jindabyne Newell Highway (excluding farm dams);
Lake Williams Nimmitabel The Murray River from the Newell
Highway at Tocumwal downstream to the
Marsden Weir Goulburn
Echuca road bridge; The Edward River
Murray 2 Pondage Khancoban from the Murray River at Picnic Point
Paddy’s River Dam Tumbarumba downstream to Stevens Weir and the
Pejar Dam Goulburn Murrumbidgee River from Narrandera to
the Darlington Point road bridge. All
Redground Dam Crookwell
opera house traps used must be
Rossi Weir Goulburn modified with permanently fitted
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90mm fixed rigid rings inserted at entry Note: The specified waters include all
funnels. tributaries, lakes, lagoons, dams,
reservoirs, ponds, canals, channels or
Persons must not set traps or nets for
waterways of the main channels of the
longer than 24 hours without lifting those
above rivers, except Old Man Creek, which
traps or nets.
is a tributary of the Murrumbidgee River.
Fishers are encouraged to regularly check
Australian Bass and Estuary Perch. May
set fishing gear, to ensure that any
not be taken in rivers, except rivers above
unwanted catch is returned to the water
impoundments from 1 May to 31 August
safely, unharmed.
(inclusive) in each year other than by
See the NSW Freshwater Recreational catch and release fishing, where any fish
Fishing Guide for further details. caught must be returned to the water
Species restrictions safely, unharmed.
Freshwater Catfish – Eel Tailed. Prohibited fishing methods
(Tandanus tandanus). May not be taken by o Setlines, spearguns, spears, poison or
any fishing method in western flowing explosives or firearms to take fish, to
rivers. May be taken from the backed-up use a gaff to take fish, to jag or foul
waters of listed western impoundments, hook fish, to use frogs, live finfish
eastern rivers and eastern dams. See the (including carp), live birds or live
NSW Freshwater Recreational Fishing animals as bait, or any traps or nets not
Guide for further details. permitted for recreational use, or to
Silver Perch (Bidyanus bidyanus). May not sell your catch. It is illegal to keep
be taken by any fishing method in any prohibited size fish – they should be
rivers. May be taken from the backed-up returned to the water immediately with
waters of listed impoundments. See the as little harm as possible.
NSW Freshwater Recreational Fishing o Crayfish. It is illegal to remove heads,
Guide for further details. tails and claws from crayfish or possess
Murray Cod (Maccullochella peeli). May tails and or claws when you are in, on
not be taken from the whole of the or adjacent to the water. This rule does
inland waters of NSW. From 1 not apply if the crayfish are being
September to 30 November (inclusive) in prepared for immediate consumption,
each year (except Copeton Dam). are being prepared for immediate use
as bait, if the crayfish are being cleaned
Murray Crayfish (Euastacus armatus). May at a fish cleaning facility or at a boat
not be taken in any waters at any time ramp. It is also illegal to keep crayfish
other than between June and August with eggs or to remove those eggs.
(inclusive) in the following specified
waters: o Trout and Salmon. It is illegal to use a
setline, handheld lines, traps, nets, a
(a) Murrumbidgee River between the light, your hand, or a gaff to take trout
Hume Highway road bridge, Gundagai or salmon in trout waters, unless
and 100 m upstream of the weir face at otherwise stated. The use of salmon
Berembed Weir near Ganmain and roe or products containing them is also
(b) Murray River from 130 m below Hume prohibited.
Weir near Albury to the Newell Highway
road bridge, Tocumwal
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o Chemical or explosive devices. You o Care for your own safety and never
cannot use any chemical or explosive take undue risks when fishing, even
devices to take or assist to take fish when fighting fish. Never enter the
water to retrieve lost tackle or snagged
o Fish filleting. You must not alter the
fish. If the location looks dangerous,
length of a fish which is subject to a
don’t fish there.
minimum or maximum size limit whilst
you are in, on or adjacent to any waters o Wear a lifejacket or buoyancy vest
in any manner other than by gutting, when boat fishing or when fishing in
gilling and scaling. You cannot remove hazardous locations such as those
the head or tail. This rule does not located near areas of fast-moving
apply if the fish are being prepared for water. Always wear appropriate non-
immediate consumption, are being slip shoes. Cleats, sandals and
prepared for immediate use as bait, if sandshoes with non-slip soles suit
the fish are being cleaned at a fish different surfaces. Carry ropes and
torches as an additional precaution.
cleaning facility or a fish cleaning table
at a boat ramp, or for fish that do not o If someone falls into the water, look for
have a legal length. something that floats and throw it to
the person in the water. Alert
Other freshwater fishing rules
emergency services by dialling 112
o Lakes Hume and Mulwala. NSW from a mobile phone or 000 from a
fishing regulations apply to all of Lake landline.
Mulwala and Victorian regulations
o When boat fishing, wear light clothing.
apply to all of Lake Hume.
Light clothing such as shorts and a
o Commercial fishing gear. Leave all spray jacket will let you swim easily if
commercial fishing gear in place and you fall overboard. Jumpers may be
do not disturb commercial fishers heavy and difficult to take off.
going about their lawful business.
o Ask for advice from locals who know
Penalties up to $5,500 can apply.
the area – they can advise you of good
Fishing safely fishing locations and areas to be
cautions around.
Fishing is fun but remember to take care
and exercise caution. Remember these
basic safety tips.
o Observe first, fish later. Always check
weather and water conditions before
you start fishing. Make sure you are
aware of local weather. Listen to
weather forecasts or call the weather
information line on 1900 937 107.
Be aware that conditions may change
dramatically in a short period of time.
o Never fish alone and always inform
others of your fishing plans. Let friends
or family know where you are going
and when you will be back.
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Wader safely Catch and release
Take extra care when wearing waders. Catch and release fishing has increased in
NSW Maritime Authority recommends popularity in recent years. Research has
that waders should not be used in boats shown
in case of capsize or swamping.
that most fish survive using current catch
Basic wader safety tips include the and release fishing techniques. The
following. following improved fishing practices are
suggested to maximise fish survival.
o To restrict the amount of water that
can enter waders, fasten a belt around o If a fish is deeply hooked, do not try to
your waist. This must be as firm as remove the hook – cut the line as close
possible but always comfortable. The to the mouth as possible and release
belt will also trap air inside and provide the fish. It is likely to survive if handled
some buoyancy but caution is needed carefully.
as you could end upside down if you
o Use artificial lures or non-offset circle
fall into the water.
hooks when using bait to reduce deep
o If you fall into the water immediately hooking of fish.
assume a tuck position, then roll on to
o Barbless hooks can be used to make
your back while keeping the knees
hook removal easier and minimise
tucked. Use your arms to balance.
hook damage.
o Do not try to swim but either tread
o Minimise the length of time the fish is
water or float.
out of the water. Ideally, unhook the
o If swept into a fast-flowing stream fish while it is still in the water. Needle-
always face downstream and go with nosed pliers or unhooking devices can
the current feet first while working to a greatly reduce the time spent
safe shore position. unhooking a fish.
o Always remember not to panic o Use fish-friendly landing nets
with soft, knotless mesh.
Responsible fishing
o Avoid dropping the fish on hard or
o Observe all bag and size limits as well
hot surfaces and do not hold the fish
as any other restrictions for the area
by the gills or eyes.
you are fishing.
o Use wet hands or gloves to
o Carefully release all undersize or
handle fish before release.
unwanted fish and take only what is
sufficient for your immediate needs. o If you are going to take photos of
your fish before release, support
o Take home any rubbish from the
your fish properly.
fishing spot, especially plastic bags, old
line, and fishing hooks. Penalties
o Take home any left-over bait or fish Penalties apply to persons who take or
discards and ensure you clean away possess fish (including invertebrates,
any residue. shells, etc.) taken in contravention of
o Use environmentally friendly tackle fishing closures.
where possible.
10 | NSW Department of Primary Industries, March 2021Trout waters recreational fishing guide (Southern) Further information If you would like more information about fishing restrictions that apply to northern trout waterways and impoundments, please contact the relevant fisheries office. Hume District (02) 6496 8200 Monaro District (02) 6451 3402 Far South Coast (02) 6496 8200 South West Slopes (02) 6491 1404 Central Tablelands (02) 6331 1428 For further information visit the NSW DPI Website www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries or call 1300 550 474. CM9 V13/4065#19 © State of New South Wales through Regional NSW 2021. The information contained in this publication is based on knowledge and understanding at the time of writing (March 2021). However, because of advances in knowledge, users are reminded of the need to ensure that the information upon which they rely is up to date and to check the currency of the information with the appropriate officer of the Department of Regional NSW or the user’s independent adviser. 11 | NSW Department of Primary Industries, March 2021
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