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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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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$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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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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Contract awarded for Aquarevo Water Recycling Plant
Aquarevo, one of Australia’s most water-efficient communities, is about to get greener. A contract has been awarded for a new water recycling plant in Lyndhurst to reduce reliance on precious drinking water.
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New vision for recycled water on public display
The NSW Government has unveiled the draft Recycled Water Roadmap for consultation. It is inviting residents, communities, and stakeholders to have their say in providing more secure and resilient water supplies for decades.
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Boosting local recycled water use
Yarra Valley Water is investing in innovative recycled water infrastructure to ensure local parks and community spaces stay green while saving our precious drinking water.
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Growing lettuce with wastewater? Research says it can be done.
Urban agriculture can potentially improve food security through local, efficient, and sustainable food production. Urban food systems include hydroponics, where plants grow in a nutrient solution without soil, and aquaponics, which combines hydroponics with raising fish in tanks.
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Sustainable businesses using recycled water
Every year Sydney Water produces around 39 gigalitres of recycled water. That’s equivalent to around 15,600 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Around 34 per cent of this is used by businesses and councils for a variety of purposes.
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Time to check your recycled water connection
South East Water is encouraging its customers with homes connected to recycled water to conduct an annual check to ensure there’s no cross-connection with their drinking water.
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