Tasmanian Strategic Flood Maps released
The public release of the Tasmanian Strategic Flood Maps represents a significant advancement in safeguarding Tasmania’s communities.
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Selfs Point transformation takes shape
More than 5,800 concrete piles are being drilled into the ground at Selfs Point as TasWater lays the foundation for the future of wastewater treatment in Hobart with the Selfs Point Sewer Transformation project.
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Easter surprise for Queens Walk commuters
Hobart commuters are expected to regain access to Queens Walk before Easter, as work to install a new sewer pipeline progresses two weeks ahead of schedule.
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TasWater turns to floating wetlands for improved sewage treatment
Multi-billion dollar investment in Hobart water mains
Hobart starts on new pipeline for sewage treatment plant
Half of Hobart’s daily flushes between Taroona and New Town will soon take a new route to the sewage treatment plant as work starts on a new underground pipeline.
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$10 million dedicated for critical infrastructure support
TasWater and the Brighton Council have welcomed the significant support from the Australian Government to jointly unlock a growth precinct around the new Brighton High School. The funding for critical infrastructure will enable the development of up to 600 dwellings, childcare centres, and commercial spaces.
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$54 million dedicated to upgrading Tasmania water infrastructure
Tasmania’s regional water infrastructure will benefit from a more than $54 million boost thanks to a new funding program that helps safeguard water resources and protects our natural environment.
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Itron Temetra platform marks collaboration with water utilities
TasWater’s Water Guardians: protecting water for the future
Great South East Irrigation Scheme gets $150 million
The Federal Government is investing over $150 million to deliver the Great South East Irrigation Scheme and drive economic growth in Tasmania.
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