PHOTO: Brindingabba is the state’s newest national park. IMAGE: Joshua J Smith Photography, DPE
The creation of Brindingabba National Park, formerly Brindingabba Station, has been hailed a significant win for an estimated 30 different eco-systems that the area supports, but locals have some management concerns.
The 33900 hectare park, formerly Brindingabba Station, is located 175 kilometres north-west of Bourke in what is known as the Mulga Lands bioregion.
It is in the Cuttaburra basin, and part of the Paroo and the Warrego floodplains in the Murray-Darling’s northern basin…