Benefits of reallocated water to flow across Gippsland
The Victorian Government is delivering more water for Gippsland farmers, Traditional Owners and improving the health of the Latrobe River through the reallocation of water resources.
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Dry conditions impact on regional water storages
Geelong’s water storages have entered March at a six-year low, while storages in Colac and Apollo Bay are as dry as they’ve been at this time of year since 2016.
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Australia needs a revitalised National Water Initiative
Governments must renew and update the National Water Initiative (NWI) to address the effects of climate change and the growing and changing demand for water. This is according to the interim report of the Productivity Commission’s review of the agreement.
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Bringing drinking water fountains to Country at Knob Reserve
The Victorian State Government is helping Stratford locals and visitors stay hydrated with drinking water fountains and mains.
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Melbourne Water supports liveable communities and waterways
Melbourne Water proudly supports the Liveable Communities Liveable Waterways incentives program. It aims to improve our waterways’ health and enhance life and liveability across Melbourne. This program provides funding to eligible landowners who own or manage waterways on their property within the Port Phillip and Western Port Catchment areas.
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Designing sustainability with Building Information Modelling (BIM)
Traditionally, sustainability centres around protecting the natural environment and its resources. With respect to construction, however, there’s more to it than that. That’s where building information modelling (BIM) can help.
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Flood mapping to prepare Logan for future
Logan City Council is updating its flood mapping as part of the new planning scheme, Logan Plan 2025 (LP25). It will guide the city’s booming growth through sustainable development.
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Hunter Water completes assessment of Chichester Dam
Hunter Water has completed the detailed five-yearly risk assessment of Chichester Dam as part of its routine assessment program and has submitted the report to the independent regulator Dams Safety NSW.
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