A significant GMW leadership change is underway, with Managing Director Charmaine Quick announcing her intention to step down at the conclusion of her contract on 31 July 2026. After seven-and-a-half years Read More
Australia’s water sector is used to managing volatility, but 2025 brought sharper contrasts than many expected. On one hand, record rainfall tested infrastructure across the east coast of Australia. Read More
Gender equity is widely recognised as a meaningful way to foster better outcomes for workers, customers, and the community. While targets and quotas play an essential role in keeping diversity on the agenda, Read More
The storms arrive harder, the dry spells last longer, and cities grow faster than pipes and policies can keep up. This is the context in which global water security will rise or fall. For utilities, regulators, Read More
When many new CEOs step into their role, the first few months are typically spent listening, learning, and gaining a deep understanding of the business, its people, strategy, and culture.
For me, that Read More
Right across Tasmania, we know that water security is a game changer for our farmers, producers and local economies – and we need more of it.
That’s why the Tasmanian Government is delivering a range Read More
When water industry professionals gathered in Sydney for the 4th SWAN Asia-Pacific Workshop, the message was clear: the sector has reached its digital tipping point. Over the course of a day, speakers Read More
Melbourne Water has released a detailed explainer to clarify one of the most misunderstood terms in flood management — the “1 in 100-year flood.” The term describes a flood event with a 1 per cent Read More
Pretreatment remains one of the most consequential decisions in seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) design. The way feedwater is conditioned determines not only membrane life but also a plant’s operational Read More