Residential water filtration supports decentralised water quality
Residential water filtration improves home water quality while reducing pressure on ageing infrastructure and central systems.
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Next-gen polymers tackle pharmaceutical removal from wastewater
Pharmaceutical residues, such as beta-blockers, pose a persistent challenge for the water sector, particularly in the fast-growing Asia–Pacific regions, where wastewater reuse and advanced treatment
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How Eco Detection enables real-time stormwater monitoring
Real-time stormwater monitoring enables the tracking of nutrient loads and the effective management of urban runoff with near-instant data.
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Hobart sewer upgrade enters new stage at Selfs Point
Hobart’s largest sewerage network upgrade has moved into its next stage, with construction now advancing at Selfs Point as part of a project designed to future-proof the city’s wastewater services
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Albany wastewater network upgraded
A $17.2 million project to upgrade Albany’s wastewater network, ensuring the region has reliable wastewater services, is now complete.
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Remote water monitoring born from defence tech
Originally developed for counter-terrorism, this remote water monitoring technology is now safeguarding waterways with real-time environmental insight.
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Wastewater surveillance could generate millions
Early detection through wastewater surveillance could generate net benefits of $41 million in 4 weeks.
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Aerofloat simplifies wastewater management with ifm
When it comes to wastewater treatment, accuracy, reliability, and ease of integration are crucial, particularly for businesses operating at a large scale. For Australian company Aerofloat, switching to ifm’s instrumentation and adopting IO-Link has significantly improved the way they manage water for their clients in industrial settings.
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A legacy of filtration and innovation
For over a century, James Cumming & Sons has delivered filtration media trusted by utilities across Australia, Asia, and the Middle East.
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Family supplies granular activated carbon to Australia
Granular activated carbon remains essential in water treatment, with sustainable supply chains now a key industry priority.
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Bittersweet taste for wastewater treatment from artificial sweeteners
Research indicates increasing levels of artificial sweeteners in wastewater treatment plants, with subsequent environmental impacts.
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