Price Submission
Our Price Submission to the Essential Services Commission details our proposed services and the prices we intend to charge for them over a five-year period.
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Customer Outcomes Performance Report 2025–26
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Bird species at the Western Treatment Plant
Tens of thousands of birds flock to the Western Treatment Plant, with nearly 300 species recorded at the site.
Western Treatment Plant
Explore the historic sewage treatment plant in Werribee, also an internationally-recognised bird habitat.
Western Port wetlands
The Western Port Ramsar site spans nearly 60,000 hectares of wetlands, tidal flats, and seagrass meadows. It is internationally recognised for its biodiversity, rich birdlife, and its role in supporting healthy marine and coastal ecosystems. These wetlands filter water, support fisheries, reduce flood risk, and provide habitat for thousands of native species.
Caring for Western Port’s Ramsar wetlands
Melbourne Water protects Ramsar wetlands, vital for wildlife, culture, clean water and flood resilience. We work with partners to secure their future.
Melbourne Water empowering communities to tackle litter at the source
One year on from Melbourne Water’s launching its Litter Prevention Toolkit, eight councils and community groups across the city have been awarded more than $34,000 in funding to help keep local neighbourhoods, waterways and Port Phillip Bay free from litter.
Cement Creek Redwood Forest upgrades
We are improving visitor access and protecting the environment along Cement Creek and the Yarra River at the popular Redwood Forest in Warburton.
Some paths near the riverbank will be temporarily closed while we build a boardwalk, viewing platforms, walking paths and fencing, and revegetate the riverbank to protect native plants and animals for generations to come.
Service standards and performance
Our service performance updates show how we’re tracking against our planning and development service standards. The updates are designed to help inform planning and development applicants, developers, consultants, councils, government agencies and other authorities, and are part of our commitment to transparency.
Edithvale–Seaford Wetland
Understand the importance of the largest natural wetland of its kind in Greater Melbourne, and how it is managed.