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Culligan expands Australian whole home water filtration market

Global water treatment company Culligan Group has expanded its Australian footprint in the residential water treatment market through the acquisition …

Designing stormwater systems for a less predictable climate

Stormwater infrastructure has always sat at the intersection of engineering, environmental protection and public safety. What has changed is the …

Victorian water infrastructure construction forecast to surge

Victoria’s water infrastructure construction sector is expected to enter a sustained growth cycle over the next five years as investment …

What Canberra’s next water source signals for 2040

If environmental flows define the boundary and urban hydrology defines the stress points, then Canberra’s next water source defines the …

Water Act review begins as First Nations water progress reported

The Federal Government has appointed an independent reviewer to examine Australia’s Water Act as new reporting highlights progress in strengthening …

PFAS water removal breakthrough from Flinders researchers

Scientists at Flinders University have developed a new method for PFAS removal from water that could significantly improve the capture …

Nature based water solutions: resilience or reliability risk?

Floodplains are being reconnected. Wetlands are being restored. Urban catchments are incorporating green corridors and permeable surfaces. Nature-based water solutions …

Water wise gardening tips as dry conditions persist in Melbourne

Melbourne households are being encouraged to rethink how they water and care for their gardens as dry conditions continue into …

Pilbara desalination plant expansion to double Dampier capacity

The Western Australian Government will invest $606 million to double the capacity of the Dampier Seawater Desalination Plant (DSDP), a …

Iran water crisis exposes a system pushed beyond its limits

Iran’s water crisis is often framed as a story of drought, climate change and geography. While those forces matter, they …

WSAA members focus on data centres and resilience

Water Services Association of Australia members convened in Melbourne on 18 February for their first meeting of 2026, with discussions …

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