Murray Bridge to host MDBA River Reflections conference
The Murray–Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) will hold its fifth annual water conference on 29 and 30 July in Murray Bridge, regional South Australia.
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Assessing water alkalinity with your phone
Scientists have developed a technique for assessing water alkalinity that requires no specialised equipment and relies solely on artificial intelligence and smartphone technology.
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Raising standards in water quality
In the water industry, premium products, top-tier service and a splash of peace of mind make all the difference, particularly around water quality.
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Lower Murray Water goes global for rural masterplan
Lower Murray Water (LMW) has appointed Ricardo, a global consulting firm, to lead the development of its Rural Masterplan 2050.
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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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A path to safer water with KOR and pathogen control
A focus on innovation and safety in the water sector through pathogen control technology has led to products that enhance efficiency.
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World Bank to improve water supply and quality
The World Bank Board of Executive Directors approved a US$257.8 million financing to improve water supply and quality services in the Greater Beirut and Mount Lebanon area.
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Future-proofing regional and sustainable water management
Jane Howlett wishes the best for all in the water industry
Tasmanian Minister for Primary Industries and Water Jane Howlett sent her best wishes to the water industry ahead of the Christmas break.
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Portsea to Sorrento water main completed
South East Water has completed the 4.4 km Portsea to Sorrento water main pipeline upgrade along Point Nepean Road, securing a safe and reliable water supply for locals and visitors — now and into the future.
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$2 million to help shore up Nyngan water security
Nyngan and its water security have been bolstered by the completion of the new $2 million Belaringar Creek Syphon, fully funded by the NSW Government and delivered in partnership with Bogan Shire Council.
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