Dubbo Regional Council to to turn off taps at 11 parks, open spaces

Updated September 19 2019 - 9:57am, first published September 9 2019 - 4:00am
TAPS OFF: Dubbo Regional Council chief executive officer Michael McMahon said "the water crisis we face as a community is rapidly becoming extreme" when announcing 11 sites in Dubbo and Wellington will have to go without water. Photo: File
TAPS OFF: Dubbo Regional Council chief executive officer Michael McMahon said "the water crisis we face as a community is rapidly becoming extreme" when announcing 11 sites in Dubbo and Wellington will have to go without water. Photo: File

Eleven parks and open spaces belonging to Dubbo Regional Council will be sacrificed to the drought because of a water crisis which is "rapidly becoming extreme".

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