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Melbourne Water congratulates its Chair John Thwaites on Australia Day honour
Professor John Thwaites has been named a member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the 2021 Australia Day Honours List.
Tree-lightful initiative for increasing shade and cooling across Melbourne
Our Urban Cooling Program promotes the shading, cooling and greening of public places across Melbourne to make them enjoyable for more days of the year. Read about the first three projects we've completed.
Healthy Waterways Strategy report card is now available
We've developed a new website where you can track progress on our Healthy Waterways Strategy 2018-2028. Find out more!
Melbourne Water goes up the creek to create new wetlands for Berwick community
The first stage of a $4 million project to transform vacant paddocks into a thriving community asset in Melbourne’s south-east is complete - with new wetlands now open for all to enjoy.
World first electrical safety training simulator receives federal funding
Through our partnership with Deakin University, and thanks to funding from the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC), we're starting a project to develop a world first electrical safety training simulator.
Waterway CSI’s hit Melbourne’s rivers in eDNA blitz
Citizen scientists across Melbourne sign up in droves to take part in Melbourne Water eDNA monitoring blitz
Birdwatching set to re-open at the Western Treatment Plant
We’re excited to announce that the Western Treatment Plant will be re-opening to existing birdwatchers on Thursday 10 December.
State recognition for disability “Change Maker” employee at Melbourne Water
Melbourne Water's Erin Beel – an IT Lead User Experience Designer - has been named the recipient of the state 2020 Enablers Change Maker Award.
Powering towards net zero carbon emissions
Melbourne Water has announced an exciting plan to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and address the challenges of climate change.
Bay foreshore given summer refresh thanks to our Working for Victoria crews
An 8km stretch of the Port Phillip Bay foreshore has been given a timely make over ahead of summer, thanks to crews from Melbourne Water’s Working for Victoria program.
