Regions
Every one of the 68 regions participating in Regional Drought Resilience Planning across Australia — community-owned and led, with the opportunity to learn from each other. The Mid West is live on this platform; every other region's published plan is linked below.
On the platform now
These regions are live on the platform — priorities, actions and projects you can explore in full.
New South Wales
25 regionsCentral Darling, Broken Hill, and Unincorporated NSW (Far West)
Plan publishedPlan published January 2025
Bourke, Brewarrina, Cobar and Walgett (Far Northwest)
Plan publishedPlan published March 2025
Glen Innes, Severn and Tenterfield (Northern New England High Country)
Plan publishedPlan published February 2025
Warrumbungle and Gilgandra (Castlereagh Country)
Plan publishedPlan published March 2025
Coonamble, Warren and Bogan (Northwest NSW)
Plan publishedPlan published March 2025
Murray River, Edward River, Federation and Berrigan (Southern Riverina)
Plan publishedPlan published November 2024
Griffith, Leeton Narrandera and Murrumbidgee (Western Riverina)
Plan publishedPlan published March 2025
Blayney, Cabonne, Cowra, Orange and Weddin (Central West)
Plan publishedPlan published January 2025
Dubbo and Narromine (Central Orana)
Plan publishedPlan published July 2025
Singleton, Muswellbrook and Upper Hunter
Plan publishedPlan published January 2025
Bathurst, Lithgow and Oberon
Plan publishedPlan published November 2024
Queanbeyan-Palerang, Snowy Monaro and Yass Valley (Southern Tableland Councils bordering the ACT)
Plan publishedPlan published July 2025
Goulburn Mulwaree and Wingecarribee
Plan publishedPlan published January 2025
Victoria
9 regionsQueensland
14 regionsTorres Strait and Cape York
Plan publishedPlan published September 2023
Burdekin and Charters Towers
Plan publishedPlan published September 2023
Mackay, Isaac and Whitsunday (Greater Whitsunday)
Plan publishedPlan published March 2025
Western Australia
8 regionsMid West
Live on this platformPlan published December 2023
Mid West (North Midlands)
Live on this platformPlan published September 2025
Wheatbelt (Formerly Northern Wheatbelt)
Plan publishedPlan published June 2026
South Australia
6 regionsFar North and Outback (Outback SA)
Plan publishedPlan published February 2025
Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island
Plan publishedPlan published March 2025
Tasmania
3 regionsAustralian Capital Territory
1 regionsNorthern Territory
2 regionsLearning from each other
The program provides regions with the opportunity to learn from each other — stronger connections and networks within and between regions are a core benefit of Regional Drought Resilience Planning. As more regions come onto the platform, their plans become searchable side by side.