Gellibrand WTP hits new construction milestone
The new Gellibrand Water Treatment Plant (WTP) is taking shape, and several key features are already in place.
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TERHAP project approaches major milestone
The final major construction piece for the Tamar Estuary River Health Action Plan (TERHAP) is now underway. The completed project is set to reduce wet weather spill events into the estuary by 60 per cent, significantly improving environmental outcomes for the waterway.
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More funding for Climate Innovation Challenge announced
Intelligent Water Networks has focused on being a catalyst for the transformation of the water industry, encouraging the creation of tomorrow’s water innovation today. This includes its role as the custodian of the Water Minister’s Climate Innovation Challenge.
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Innovation project won by Melbourne Water
A Melbourne Water project beat stiff competition to win the Infrastructure Project Innovation category at the Australian Water Association (AWA) Awards 2024.
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Australian climate will continue to change for the worse
The State of the Climate Report 2024 found that Australia’s weather and climate have continued to change, with increased extreme heat events, longer fire seasons, more intense heavy rainfall, and rising sea levels.
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Waterwise offers go live across regional Western Australia
Waterwise offers are now available to eligible residents across rural and regional Western Australia, helping save precious drinking water as the region faces a future with less rainfall.
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Improving wastewater in regional Australia
When considering any infrastructure task in rural and regional Australia, most people tend to think about the scarcity of people and resources in those areas. However, it is also a significant source of innovation.
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The case for smart metering: focused, scalable, and sustainable
Water management in regional areas and large estates such as university campuses, shopping centres retirement villages or large industrial complexes is plagued by inefficiencies, leading to high water losses and unsustainable usage rates. Yet, attempts to modernise these systems are often hindered by prohibitive costs and logistical challenges.
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Investing millions to accelerate water saving in New South Wales
The NSW State Government is injecting $35.3 million into an arsenal of water efficiency programs across NSW, saving billions of litres and arming regional and metro towns with the tools they need for a sustainable water future.
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Avocado to reduce heavy metal contamination
A young researcher has found a way to reduce heavy metal contamination in waterways… using avocados.
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Improving circular economy outcomes in the red meat industry
The red meat industry in Australia continues to be a significant economic player. It is also working to improve its sustainability and circular economy goals, and new research is showcasing how the industry is improving.
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