Maribyrnong River Flood Model
Melbourne Water has developed new flood models to better understand current and future flood information in the Maribyrnong River region.
Our rivers and creeks are essential for our native wildlife and people
At Melbourne Water, we are constantly tending to all the rivers, creeks and surrounding land of our greatest backyard. The work we do today ensures our rivers, creeks and open spaces remain healthy and clean for generations to come.
Why our rivers and creeks matter
Our waterways are an important resource shared by people, plants and animals. Our rivers and creeks provide habitat for more than 1,800 species of native plants and 600 species of native animals.
Reimagining Blind Creek - Lewis Park
We’re transforming 1.65 kilometres of underground concrete drainage into a natural waterway, and turning Lewis Park into a more enjoyable community space.
Projects
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- Heidelberg
- Eaglemont
North Yarra Main Sewer Rehabilitation Project - Heidelberg to Ivanhoe East
In Melbourne, a safe, clean and healthy environment is essential to our way of life. Through an extensive network of...
- Maidstone
Maribyrnong River Main to North Western Sewer Connection project
Melbourne Water is building a new sewer in the suburb of Maidstone.
- Elster Creek Catchment Area
Elster Creek Litter Collaboration
Melbourne Water is collaborating with Glen Eira City Council, City of Port Phillip, the Environment Protection Authority...
The story of water
Learn about the Story of Water and the role you can play in this new video series.