Shepparton lagoon desludging work starts
Goulburn Valley Water has commenced essential lagoon desludging works at the Shepparton Wastewater Management Facility.
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Freycinet National Park wastewater system seeks feedback
A project to modernise the current wastewater system within Freycinet National Park is a step closer. The public is invited to provide feedback on the Freycinet National Park Wastewater project.
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Desludging works to begin at Shepparton
Desludging works to improve the wastewater process at the Shepparton Wastewater Management Facility will begin in January.
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OLEOLOGY’s ammonia treatment solution for waste management
Regional Renewable Organics Network takes significant steps
Barwon Water is making remarkable strides on the Regional Renewable Organics Network (RRON) project. The facility will be strategically located next to the Black Rock Water Reclamation Plant in Connewarre, ensuring optimal integration with existing operations.
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TasWater’s innovative sewage treatment upgrade
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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Australia’s largest sewage hub expands with $20 million investment
In a major boost for Melbourne’s northern suburbs, Yarra Valley Water is investing more than $20 million to expand the Craigieburn Sewage Transfer Hub – believed to be the largest control facility of its kind in Australia.
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TasWater leading a Australian technology first with nanobubbles
Sam Skinner’s the winner of 2024 Young Water Professional
Sam Skinner has gone from strength to strength in his career. His dedication to the water and wastewater industries saw him win the Young Water Professional of the Year award at OzWater’24.
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Family and community first with civil infrastructure solutions
Eire Constructions was founded by the Kelliher family patriarch, Tom Kelliher, in 1978 in Terrigal, New South Wales. From the beginning, Eire blazed a trail in innovative civil infrastructure solutions, specialising in water and sewer.
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