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July 2010
1mm of Rain but 5 Billion Litres Banked
Wetland to Clean Up Port Phillip Bay [minister]
Wet Catchments Continue to Deliver for Dams
Environmental Flows to Return to Yarra and Thomson [minister]
Retaining Heritage at Toorourrong Reservoir
Storages Hit Five Month High
Designing Melbourne's Water Future
New Werribee Aqueduct
Wet Catchments Deliver Despite Little Rain
Storages Rise With Runoff and 10 Billion Boost
More Sugarloaf Community Projects Underway in the Yarra Valley
More Sugarloaf Community Projects Underway in Murrindindi
Change to Melbourne's Water Storage Figure
Good Signs for 'filling Season'
June 2010
Tunnel Breakthrough Under Port Melbourne
Storages Bank a Week's Worth of Water
Patterson Lakes Tidal Gates Replacement Begins
One Year on From Dam Low
Biggest Storage Boost in 7 Months
Melbourne's Dams Ready for Winter
Dams Hold Steady With Good Rain
Downpour Over Thomson Steadies Storages
Autumn Rain Above Par for Most of Melbourne
Water Projects Put Storages in Stronger Position [premier]
May 2010
Work Starts on $3m Edithvale-Seaford Discovery Centre
Rain, Runoff Below Par as Storages Drop 0.3%
New Wetland Opens in Mornington
Dry Week Sees Storages Shed 0.3%
Sugarloaf Pipe Closes for Non-Irrigation Season
Mentone Beach Drain Appearance
Wet Week and Low Water Use Slows Decline
Eastern Treatment Plant Upgrade Launch
Average Week as Storages Shed 0.1%
New Pipe Midway Across Yarra River
Melbourne Water Releases iPhone App
April 2010
Rain Arrests Month-Long Storages Drop
Next Step Towards a Healthier Yarra River [minister]
Sugarloaf Pipeline Benefits Flow to Local Schools [minister]
Dry Week Marks Month-Long Storage Drop
Frankston Tunnelling Breakthrough
Déjà Vu as Storages Drop a Further 0.2%
Pipeline Worker Wins Trespass Case
Statement on Safety and Security Arrangements – Sugarloaf Pipeline
Rain and Runoff Down as Storages Drop 0.2%
Rain Fails to Halt Storage Decline
Water Restrictions Eased in Melbourne From Tomorrow [minister]