Optimising E. coli disinfection in the Hunter
The presence of virulent strains of E. coli can cause significant distress to people. One team is working to catch them in drinking water samples, so they can be eliminated early.
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Aquariums and fishbowls could be key to removing PFAS
The solution for removing PFAS, often referred to as “forever chemicals,” might just be found in your fishbowl or aquarium.
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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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PFAS testing says regional NSW dams are safe
Eire Constructions at the Grahamstown Water Treatment Plant
As the principal contractor on the Grahamstown Water Treatment Plant (WTP) upgrade project for Hunter Water, Eire Constructions knows something about keeping water clean.
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Future-proofing regional and sustainable water management
First sod turned for Belmont Desalination Plant
The first sod has been turned on Hunter Water’s biggest water infrastructure project since the upgrade of Grahamstown Dam, taking the region one step closer to a secure water future – the Belmont Desalination Plant.
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Progress made on Williams River remediation by Hunter Water
Hunter Water has made positive progress in its remediation efforts to protect the eroding riverbanks of the Williams River, spanning from Seaham to Clarence Town. The essential work is helping to prevent further erosion and enhance water quality, ensuring a sustainable future for the river and its surrounding communities.
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Delivering meaningful reform for PFAS-impacted communities
The Australian Government will establish a national coordinating body to respond to the specific needs of communities impacted by per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) around Defence bases.
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