Alternative water grid springing up in Barwon and surrounds
An innovative recycled water project will help safeguard drinking water resources and protect the natural environment by creating an alternative water grid.
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Wastewater treatment advanced through nanobubble technology
Greater Western Water (GWW) has become the first utility in Australia to pilot nanobubble technology. Its graduate engineers successfully delivered improved Class C recycled water quality as part of the wastewater treatment process.
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$54 million dedicated to upgrading Tasmania water infrastructure
Tasmania’s regional water infrastructure will benefit from a more than $54 million boost thanks to a new funding program that helps safeguard water resources and protects our natural environment.
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Check your recycled water connection in southeast Melbourne
South East Water encourages customers whose homes are connected to recycled water to conduct an annual check to ensure that it does not cross-connect with their drinking water.
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Streamlining the dark art of trade waste management
Streamlining trade waste management in Queensland’s regional water utilities is long overdue. By cutting through the complexities, compliance can be achieved without overwhelming councils.
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Wastewater reuse driving greener grounds in Beaufort
The rural town of Beaufort in Victoria’s central west will now have green sports fields and open spaces all year round to enjoy, thanks to the Victorian Government’s investment in a wastewater reuse and recycling system.
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Research shows purified recycled drinking water use to double
An Australian-led research project has mapped out the future of purified recycled water worldwide, with predictions that it will be consumed by more than 55 million people over the next 25 years.
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NSW recycled water roadmap extends consultation
Residents, businesses, and other key stakeholders will have an extra five weeks to provide feedback on the NSW Government’s draft Recycled Water Roadmap, which aims to build more sustainable and resilient water supplies in the future.
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$13 million to boost water infrastructure in South Australia
South Australia is recycling more wastewater than ever thanks to a more than $13 million investment in water infrastructure.
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Regulatory approval received to irrigate crops with recycled water
Local farmers are now empowered to utilise high-quality Class A recycled water for their food crops, which include popular varieties such as strawberries, raspberries, and pineapples.
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Smooth greens abound with recycled water
Urban Utilities is using recycled water to keep Royal Queensland Golf Club green and pristine as the world’s best prepare to tee off for the 2024 Australian PGA Championship.
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