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.
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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.
Odour management
Through an extensive network of underground pipes, sewers and treatment plants we manage and treat our city’s sewage, ensuring the health of our environment, our communities and our families.
Habitat restoration enhances Ramsar wetlands for native fish
The Reel Big Fish – Western Port project delivered by Melbourne Water has successfully restored native fish habitat across one of Victoria’s internationally recognised Ramsar wetlands, helping habitat and local fish varieties to flourish.
We can create healthier waterways by working together for International Volunteer Day
Melbourne Water appreciates the valuable contributions made by its volunteers throughout the Greater Melbourne region. Today, we will celebrate International Volunteer Day, a global event that recognises and appreciates volunteerism.
Melbourne Water’s Digital Twin Empowers Accurate Prediction of Recycled Water Quality
Melbourne Water has recently implemented its digital twin pilot technology that facilitated the prediction of recycled water quality.
Melbourne's Water Outlook 2024 - Melbourne's water storages at 95%
Melbourne’s Annual Water Outlook 2024 shows that water storage levels are secure for the year ahead. Storages are high now, sitting at 95.0%, but can fall very quickly in dry conditions.
Shellfish reef establishment supports future generations of Port Phillip Bay marine life
The establishment of a shellfish reef in and around the Mornington Peninsula, specifically between Mornington and Mount Eliza, has created an ecosystem that ensures the ongoing health and resilience of fish communities, as well as water quality.