The Riverland Pipeline System (also known as the Riverland Pipeline) is transmission pipeline owned by Australian Gas Networks (AGN – formerly known as Envestra Limited). Operation of the pipeline is outsourced to the APA Group. Envestra was created in 1997 when networks in South Australia, Queensland and the Northern Territory that were owned by the former South Australian Gas Company, Gas Corporation of Queensland and Centre Gas Pty Ltd were combined into one entity.

The Riverland Pipeline was constructed in 1995 to transport gas from the Angaston lateral on the Moomba to Adelaide Pipeline System (MAPS) to the towns of Murray Bridge and Berri in eastern South Australia. The Riverland Pipeline is 237km in length and consists of a mainline pipeline (Angaston to Berri) and a lateral pipeline (Sedan to Murray Bridge). The Riverland Pipeline also delivers gas to the Mildura Pipeline at Berri.

The Riverland Pipeline was initially a covered pipeline under the Gas Code. In 1999, Envestra submitted an access arrangement proposal for the pipeline to the ACCC. However, coverage for the pipeline was revoked by the relevant minister in 2001 prior to the ACCC completing its assessment of the access arrangement proposal.

The Riverland Pipeline remains an uncovered pipeline under the NGL and is therefore not subject to regulation under the NGR.