Urban Renewal Cost Recovery Scheme
The scheme funds vital flooding and drainage infrastructure to support major urban renewal precincts in Melbourne.
2318 results for flood resilient homes guide
Elwood Main Drain Project
We’re building a second drain to carry flood water from Melbourne’s southeast to the Port Philip Bay at Elwood.
Enhancing liveability: our commitment
Learn how our work enhances Melbourne’s liveability: making life better, healthier, safer, more enjoyable and enriching for everyone.
Liveable Communities, Liveable Waterways Program terms and conditions
Grants and other assistance through the Liveable Communities, Liveable Waterways Program is provided by Melbourne Water Corporation of 990 Latrobe Street Docklands, Victoria ("We, Us").
Use of and access to the Liveable Communities, Liveable Waterways Program and the Incentives System registration and application platform (together, the “Program”) by you as the user (“You”) is governed by these Terms of Use.
Mount Evelyn Water Treatment Plant
Melbourne Water will be constructing a new water treatment plant in Mount Evelyn.
World Rivers Day: if the Yarra were a person, who would they be?
World Rivers Day is held on the fourth Sunday of September to remind us of the value of our waterways and their role as natural corridors for life and human activity.
Moonee Ponds Creek set for $16m facelift
A concrete channel for stormwater that runs from Strathmore to Flemington Road is to become a leafy and healthy waterway thanks to Melbourne Water and the Chain of Ponds Collaboration.
Your input matters: help shape the future of Melbourne Water’s services
Your decisions today will shape the future of Melbourne Water’s services over the next five years. This is your opportunity to make a lasting impact on our water services.
How Melbourne Water can help you save your local creek
On the outskirts of the township of Riddells Creek in Macedon Ranges, a dedicated group of volunteers have for more than a decade worked to improve the health of a 5-kilometre stretch of Sandy Creek.
Will Melburnians ‘rush to flush’ at the final siren this Grand Final?
With around 1.5 million Melburnians expected to tune in to the Grand Final on Saturday, water usage experts at Melbourne Water will be closely monitoring water consumption patterns to map the ‘flush factor’, the term describing the percentage increase in water use from mass toilet flushings.