Use these tips to save water at home, and make every drop count - and keep your water use under Target 150.

Check out our tips for using water wisely and saving it at school, or download our fact sheet for more inspiration.

Raingardens are self-watering, low maintenance gardens that capture and filter stormwater to protect our rivers and creeks. Learn how to design and build your own.

Our guidelines outline our technical requirements for utility installations aligned across or in parallel to our sewage and stormwater pipes, water mains and natural or artificial channels.

If you’ll be working on a Melbourne Water site, you must complete safety training and get approval to access the site before you visit.

Confined Space Entry (CSE) work is extremely hazardous and considered a high risk activity in the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007.

Plan ahead. Understand the impacts of potential flooding on your plans to buy, sell, build, renovate or develop.

There are four types of flood planning controls where you may need our consent before your council will issue a planning permit.

If you're developing or renovating a property that's subject to flooding, you'll probably need a planning permit from your council.

We’re constantly obtaining new flood information for the wider Melbourne area. We provide this information to councils, so they have accurate information about land that may be affected by flooding during severe storms.