Turning with the tides of artificial intelligence
With a little help from artificial intelligence, water utilities are adapting faster, predicting more and wasting less.
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City of Perth claims top waterwise councils gong
Stormwater recycling and smart irrigation systems have helped the City of Perth claim special honours at a Water Corporation event celebrating Western Australia’s top waterwise councils.
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Melbourne to lock in lowest capital city water bills
Melbourne Water is inviting Melbournians to have their say on its prices regarding how best to invest in its water system while supporting Melbourne families by avoiding price rises in 2026.
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New research highlights regional NSW water saving opportunities
New research has shed light on how regional NSW residents use water at home, thanks to an innovative trial that provides helpful clues to improving efficiency and increasing water savings for the future.
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Bill support for thousands of Unitywater customers
In a cost-of-living crisis, keeping bills paid and up to date can be a significant challenge. However, water utilities, including Unitywater, are ensuring there is bill support for its customers.
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How Sydney Water and WaterFix is helping residents save
As the cost of living continues to rise, Sydney residents are looking for practical ways to ease financial pressure. Saving water at home is one of the simplest and most effective solutions.
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Water: the critical component in data centres
From waste to resource, one architecture and engineering firm is taking the first steps for data centres to journey towards smarter water-cooling systems. It’s time to celebrate the work of HDR Inc as part of International Data Centre Day.
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Northern Victoria handling dry spell well, for now
The major water storages in Northern Victoria are proving their value to the agricultural industry during the ongoing dry spell.
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Sustainable water management needs investment in resilience
Water management is one of the most pressing environmental challenges that needs to be addressed at present. The World Economic Forum points to climate change, population growth, and deficiencies in planning and land use as major contributors to the deterioration of 50 per cent of the world’s freshwater resources.
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20 years of big water savings through water efficiency standards
The Australian Government’s Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme is celebrating 20 years of successful operation with significant contributions to both the environment and consumers’ hip-pockets.
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Reduce your use education campaign resumes in Gippsland
Gippsland Water has launched its annual ‘Reduce your use’ education campaign, encouraging customers to help preserve water for future generations.
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