Latest Industry News for Water Professionals
A review has stressed the need for improved River Murray flood management.
Funds flow to NSW needs
The NSW and federal governments are investing $41.1 million to improve regional drinking water quality and supply.
Purified rise predicted
An Australian-led study forecasts a significant global increase in the use of purified recycled water in drinking water supplies.
Agencies link for summer risks
Water agencies are working to safeguard the Menindee Lakes and lower Darling-Baaka as warmer weather increases risks to water quality, fish health, and supply.
New site survey absent
The Barngarla people have slammed the approval of Billy Lights Point for a $330 million desalination plant, citing the absence of a comprehensive Aboriginal heritage survey.
SA links left short
Some residents remain unable to connect to Kangaroo Island’s new $150 million desalination plant.
Upgrades coming for SA
South Australia’s water infrastructure is set for a significant upgrade, supported by $13.3 million in funding.
MDBA gift issues exposed
A review has found the Murray-Darling Basin Authority’s gift policies are well written but poorly followed.
Recycled water feedback extended
The New South Wales Government has extended the public consultation period for its draft Recycled Water Roadmap.
Murray leadership shifts
The Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) is entering a new era of leadership.
Santos costs ordered
Santos has won $9 million in court costs from environmental lawyers who challenged a planned pipeline.
Dam power date pushed back
Queensland’s flagship hydro project is facing soaring costs and slipping deadlines.
MDBP issues explored
An expert review deems the $13 billion Murray-Darling Basin Plan largely ineffective.
New SA desal coming
The South Australian government has announced moves to solve a water crisis on the Eyre Peninsula.
Water harvesting refined
Japanese researchers have introduced a new method for capturing water from the air.
TasWater gathers public views
TasWater has announced seven strategic recommendations from its community.
Fatberg plague continues
Fatbergs, congealed masses of non-flushable waste, are wreaking havoc on Victoria's sewer systems.