Frogs of Gardiners Creek/KooyongKoot
Ever wondered which animal sound goes bonk in the night? Join Melbourne Water to learn all about the frogs that live in the Gardiners Creek catchment and how you can take part in the KooyongKoot Collaboration.
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Shorn again: Sugar the sheep returns to work
Sugar’s origins remain a mystery, adding an element of intrigue to his story.
Reimbursements for tenders 1.8.2
Prior to detailed design, a preliminary pipe size and alignment will be nominated by the Development Services Scheme (DSS).
Belgrave Community Platypus Evening
Dive into the fascinating world of the platypus and discover how citizen scientists are using cutting-edge eDNA technology to monitor this elusive species! Learn how you can support platypus conservation - and reduce your water bill - using smart rainwater tanks.
Flood flow statement (velocity)
If you are developing or building and your property is subject to flooding, you may be required to obtain flood flow rate information from us.
Toddlers turn on the tap to celebrate new water mains
Melbourne Water and the Victorian Government have invested $65 million in the project.
Melbourne Water infrastructure project wins innovation award
The project involved the construction of a 670-metre tunnel under the Yarra River through challenging geological conditions.
Learn the waterbugs of Gardiners Creek (KooyongKoot)
Ever wondered what animals lurk below the waters of Gardiners Creek? Join us for a field day exploring the underwater world of aquatic invertebrates, and find out what they can tell us about the health of the waterways and landscapes they live in.
Discover the birds of Gardiners Creek (KooyongKoot)
Ever wondered what birds call Gardiners Creek home? Get some hands-on experience in identifying birds and contribute to the protection and improvement of your local environment.
More funding announced for a cleaner and healthier Elster Creek
The funds will also be used to harvest stormwater to reduce stormwater volume and pollutants going into both Elster Creek and Port Phillip Bay.