WAMC water management prices determined in draft decision
IPART has released draft decisions on the prices the Water Administration Ministerial Corporation (WAMC) can charge for water management services from 2025–26 to 2027–28.
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Accelerating water metering compliance
New South Wales is taking practical steps towards smarter water metering and better resource management. NSW DCCEEW Executive Director Operations and Resilience Ashraf El-Sherbini shares highlights from the journey.
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NSW Government seeks feedback on Sydney Water
The NSW Government is renewing the Regulation that enables Sydney Water to protect its assets, implement water restrictions during droughts, and ensure compliance with certain rules. Now is the time to have your say.
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Webinars launched for non-urban water metering
Non-urban water metering rules are in effect across New South Wales, and the NSW Government is inviting licensed water users to learn more about how to comply.
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Celebrating success in New South Wales
As 2024 came to an end and the water industry prepared to enter 2025, water industry operators headed to the inland city of Tamworth for WIOA’s 45th NSW Water Industry Operations Conference.
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Charging towards big water savings and sustainability
The Acting Executive Director of Operations and Resilience of the New South Wales Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (NSW DCCEEW), Zahra Anver, is excited about statewide water-saving opportunities.
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Free water telemetry offer closes soon across NSW Murray Basin
Eligible water users have three weeks remaining to opt in for free telemetry and installation, which will save them significant out-of-pocket costs and help them become compliant with metering rules.
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Fast tracked water infrastructure approvals approved
The Property Council of Australia has welcomed the NSW Government’s Housing Approval Reform Action Plan, declaring it a pivotal initiative to fast-track water infrastructure approvals and help deliver more homes across NSW.
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Councils seek more support for PFAS water testing
Local Government NSW (LGNSW) is urging ongoing financial support for councils due to increasing concerns about the presence of PFAS chemicals in water supplies.
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$3 million for regional leak detection and water efficiency
The New South Wales Government is stepping up its commitment to save billions of litres of water by injecting $3 million into round 2 of its innovative Active Leak Detection Project. This will help boost long-term water security for regional towns and cities across the State.
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Funding available for water security and drought-proofing in NSW
The NSW Government is seeking expressions of interest in participating in the next round of funding applications for the Australian Government’s National Water Grid Fund, which aims to help drought-proof water supplies and improve water security in the country.
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