Advertiser: IN April, 2003, then Labor opposition leader Simon Crean said the River Murray was dying. If we did not restore the health of the Murray, he said, there would not be a river system capable of supporting farmers into the future. It was time for action – not passing the buck, he said. That was five years ago. Since then Labor has been claiming it can save the Murray, that it can do better than the $10 billion Coalition plan to restore the river system. In more recent times …