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Our New Ways of Working – Water Operations
Water Operations is a vital component of our essential work in helping ensure the community has access to world class drinking water.It’s a 24 hour seven day a week job and while that isn’t changing - the way the Operations team is managing its workload is.
A cost reduction and increase in key services for customers and the community we serve
Melbourne Water welcomes the Essential Services Commission (ESC) response to our 2021 Price Submission, which has directly contributed to significant water bill savings for customers.
NAIDOC Week: Heal Country!
It is NAIDOC Week – and this year’s theme “Heal Country,” calls for stronger measures to recognise, protect, and maintain all aspects of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, communities, nations and heritage.
Reliable water supply in the pipeline for city’s growing outer north-west
A new pipeline - that can hold the equivalent of around 19 Olympic-sized swimming pools worth of water - has been commissioned in Melbourne’s north-west which will provide vital and reliable water supplies to the growing region.
Water Works: Connecting Start-up Solutions with Water Challenges
We're delighted to feature in the June issue of Smart Water Magazine Bimonthly. Click to read the article written by our Innovation Lead Blair Smith on an exciting initiative for the water industry.
Landscape award flows for Reimagining Your Creek projects
Two projects under our innovative Reimagining Your Creek program have been recognised with a prestigious Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Victoria Award. Read more here.
National Reconciliation Week 2021: More than a word.
Melbourne Water is proud to support National Reconciliation Week. 2021’s theme is More than a word. We all have a role to play when it comes to reconciliation - not just talking the talk - but taking action to make a difference.
Wonder dog recruit sniffing out wild weeds
Melbourne Water’s Waterways and Catchment Operations team has welcomed a new furry recruit with a talent for sniffing out a troublesome weed.
Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment Authority integration with Melbourne Water
Port Phillip and Westernport Catchment Authority have integrated into Melbourne Water.
Kids’ art draws attention to help protect Werribee River’s platypus population
With the help of some budding young artists, we're raising awareness in the Bacchus Marsh community about protecting the Werribee River’s vulnerable platypus population. Read more about what we're doing
