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16 October 2023: Tasmanian Government Downplays Pesticide Monitoring
2010-2020: Nelsons Road, Borefield. Raw Water. PFAS, Plasticisers
2013 – Nebo Road Treated Water (Mackay, Queensland) – Pesticides Atrazine and Diuron
2016/19 – Prairie (Queensland) – Iron, Total Dissolved Solids, Sodium, Chloride, Pesticide (Heptachlor), Strontium, Manganese
2016/17 – Tinaroo Park (Queensland) – Pesticide (Thiometon), Colour
2015/18 – Biloela (Queensland) – E.coli, Turbidity, Colour, Taste & Odour, Pesticides
1989 – Pacific Palms (New South Wales) – Pesticides: Aldrin, Dieldrin
1994 – Mulwala (New South Wales) – Pesticide: Molinate
2005 – Kerang Channel 14/2 (Victoria) – Pesticide: Esfenvalerate
2007 – Wingcaribee Treatment Plant (New South Wales) – Pesticide: Triclopyr
1998: South Para Reservoir (South Australia) – Pesticide: Atrazine
1986/7 – Coffs Harbour (New South Wales) – Pesticide: Dieldrin
1998: Warren Reservoir (South Australia) – Pesticide: Atrazine
1972 August + 2020/23 – Swan Hill (Victoria) – Pesticide (Amitrole), Fluoride
1994 – Dianella (Western Australia) – Pesticides
1989 – Dundurrabin Dam (NSW) – Pesticides
2003 May – Wurdee Boluc Reservoir (Victoria) – Pesticide: 2,4-D
2011 December – Candowie Reservoir (Victoria) – Monocrotphos (Pesticide)
2010/12 + 2018/20: Barmah (Victoria) – E.coli, Dichloroacetic Acid, Trichloroacetic Acid, Chloral Hydrate, Pesticide, Iron

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