Lal Lal Falls runs dry as upstream 'greed' sees water vanish (opens original article in a new tab)

Lal Lal Falls in Victoria has dried up as Indigenous and environmental groups blame upstream water extraction by a property owner for the loss of the sacred site's water flow. A dam expansion on the Lal Lal Estate is linked to reduced creek flow, with local residents and activists opposing the water use.

• Lal Lal Falls in Victoria has run dry due to water extraction by a property owner upstream
• Indigenous groups and environmental advocates accuse the property owner of 'greed' and 'hoarding' water
• A dam expansion on the Lal Lal Estate is linked to reduced water flow in the creek