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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - Gabbie Lelievre and her 15 year old son Nicholas prepare to feed their sheep before dawn on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. <br />
Stuart Lelievre, wife Gabbie and their boys, feed all of their sheep due to dire drought conditions. The feeding is time consuming  and a financial burden. They are dealing with issues of physical and  emotional exhaustion. Apart from the ongoing drought, Gabbie is  outraged that her boys don’t have access to clean water for showers. She likens it to a third world country.<br />
Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - Stuart Lelievre pictured in a cement mixer delivering food to his sheep is met by wife Gabbie and 15 year old son Nicholas on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. <br />
Stuart , Gabby and their boys, feed all of their sheep due to dire drought conditions. The feeding is time consuming  and a financial burden. They are dealing with issues of physical and  emotional exhaustion. Apart from the ongoing drought, Gabbie is outraged that her boys don’t have access to clean water for showers. She likens it to a third world country.<br />
Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - Gabbie Lelievre and her 15 year old son Nicholas prepare to feed their sheep on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. <br />
Stuart Lelievre, wife Gabby and their boys, feed all of their sheep due to dire drought conditions. The feeding is time consuming  and a financial burden. They are dealing with issues of physical and  emotional exhaustion. Apart from the ongoing drought, Gabbie is  outraged that her boys don’t have access to clean water for showers. She likens it to a third world country.<br />
Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 16: Sheep are fed  by Gabbie Lelievre at her property on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. Stuart Lelievre, wife Gabbie and their boys, feed all of their sheep due to dire drought conditions. The feeding is time consuming and a financial burden and they are dealing with issues of physical and emotional exhaustion as a result. Apart from the ongoing drought, Gabbie is outraged that her boys don't have access to clean water for showers. She likens it to a third world country. Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - Nicholas Lelievre, 15 prepares to feed the family sheep on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. <br />
Stuart Lelievre, wife Gabbie and their boys, feed all of their sheep due to dire drought conditions. The feeding is time consuming  and a financial burden. They are dealing with issues of physical and  emotional exhaustion. Apart from the ongoing drought, Gabbie is outraged that her boys don’t have access to clean water for showers. She likens it to a third world country.<br />
Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 21: Sheep belonging to Garry Mooring gather during feeding on February 21, 2019 in Louth, Australia. Local farmer and landowner Garry Mooring has lived in the region for sixty years and has a deep understanding of the land. During this time he has observed the changing conditions along the Darling River and he along with other local farmers and community members feel angry and disappointed with the mismanagement of the Murray-Darling River basin. Mooring believes the river is the lifeblood of the community and there is a need for federal policy change not just state. Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - Sheep are fed on the  Lelievre property on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. <br />
Stuart Lelievre, wife Gabbie and their boys, feed all of their sheep due to dire drought conditions. The feeding is time consuming  and a financial burden. They are dealing with issues of physical and  emotional exhaustion. Apart from the ongoing drought, Gabbie is  outraged that her boys don’t have access to clean water for showers. She likens it to a third world country.<br />
Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - Sheep are fed on the Lelievre property on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. <br />
Stuart Lelievre, wife Gabbie and their boys, feed all of their sheep due to dire drought conditions. The feeding is time consuming  and a financial burden. They are dealing with issues of physical and  emotional exhaustion. Apart from the ongoing drought, Gabbie is  outraged that her boys don’t have access to clean water for showers. She likens it to a third world country.<br />
Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 21: Garry Mooring's farm dog Jep is tied to the work truck during sheep feeding on February 21, 2019 in Louth, Australia. Local farmer and landowner Garry Mooring has lived in the region for sixty years and has a deep understanding of the land. During this time he has observed the changing conditions along the Darling River and he along with other local farmers and community members feel angry and disappointed with the mismanagement of the Murray-Darling River basin. Mooring believes the river is the lifeblood of the community and there is a need for federal policy change not just state. Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 21: Cattle belonging to Garry Mooring gather during feeding on February 21, 2019 in Louth, Australia. Local farmer and landowner Garry Mooring has lived in the region for sixty years and has a deep understanding of the land. During this time he has observed the changing conditions along the Darling River and he along with other local farmers and community members feel angry and disappointed with the mismanagement of the Murray-Darling River basin. Mooring believes the river is the lifeblood of the community and there is a need for federal policy change not just state. Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 21: Cattle belonging to Garry Mooring gather during feeding on February 21, 2019 in Louth, Australia. Local farmer and landowner Garry Mooring has lived in the region for sixty years and has a deep understanding of the land. During this time he has observed the changing conditions along the Darling River and he along with other local farmers and community members feel angry and disappointed with the mismanagement of the Murray-Darling River basin. Mooring believes the river is the lifeblood of the community and there is a need for federal policy change not just state. Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 16: The Lelievre family dog plays on a small patch of grass being irrigated by water from the Darling River on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. Lelievre likens his patch of lawn to a safe house. After working in extreme heat and dust all day it is crucial for the family's well being to be able to come home and relax in a nice space. Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 16: A dog puts his head in the water in 47 degree heat on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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  • LOUTH, AUSTRALIA - Stuart Lelievre lays on his small patch of grass on January 16, 2019 in Louth, Australia. <br />
Lelievre likens his patch of lawn to a safe house. After working in extreme heat and dust all day it is crucial for the family's well being to be able to come home and relax in a nice space.<br />
Local communities in the Darling River area are facing drought and clean water shortages as debate grows over the alleged mismanagement of the Murray-Darling Basin. Recent mass kills of hundreds of thousands of fish in the Darling river have raised serious questions about the way WaterNSW is managing the lakes system, and calls for a royal commission. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images)
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