Drainage schemes and contribution rates
Drainage schemes are used to plan the infrastructure for new urban developments. They guide the standards you need to meet for flood protection, water quality and waterway health.
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3D modelling monitoring receiving water quality
Case study: A 3D hydrodynamic model of the treated wastewater discharge environment at Boags Rocks is helping assess impacts on the near-shore environment and associated aquatic ecosystems.
Drainage schemes explained
Schemes comprise of a catchment-based drainage strategy outlining the functional designs of the relevant infrastructure required to service urban growth. There's a pricing arrangement detailing how we'll recoup the infrastructure costs through financial contributions paid by developers.
Suppliers and procurement
We aim to ensure our purchases are fair, ethical and value for money. Learn more about our expectations and tendering process.
Rivers and creeks
Rivers and creeks are central to everyday life, sustaining a complex ecosystem of plants and animals – and providing natural spaces for people to enjoy. Get to know some of Melbourne’s major waterways and the vital role they play.
Drinking Water Quality Strategy
This functional strategy outlines the initiatives and actions needed to deliver safe, secure, affordable, world-class drinking water.
Where your sewage goes
Know more about sewerage and sewage. Find out what happens after you flush, then read the benefits of 'poo power' harnessed by the treatment process.
Who we are
Melbourne Water touches all parts of the water cycle: from providing clean drinking water, treating sewage, planning that manages flooding, and keeping Melbourne’s rivers, creeks and catchments healthy.
Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors comprises a non-executive chairman, seven non-executive directors and the Managing Director.
Prices and charges
Find out more about prices and charges, including bulk water, bulk sewerage, bulk recycled water, construction and waterway diversion.