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Four-way approach to protecting our platypus
Melbourne Water is working alongside Victorian anglers to protect the Werribee River’s vulnerable platypus population.
Now’s a good time to take a look at the Western Treatment Plant – from your couch!
We are largely living in a virtual world right now which is a great opportunity to take an online personalised tour of one of Melbourne’s most intriguing places.

Frog Census LEGO® Challenge
Get creative and build your own frog species LEGO® model, for your chance to win access to an exclusive frog webinar or prize pack!

Meet our essential workers: Tim Rodman
We chat to water supply operator Tim to learn about the essential work he and his colleagues are doing to ensure reliable water, sewerage and drainage services, and how they're dealing with changed work practices.

COVID-19 update for birdwatching
Melbourne Water recognises the fundamental importance of the services we provide. We are doing our part to assist in limiting the spread of the COVID-19 virus and this involves changing the way we operate birdwatching at the Western Treatment Plant.

Message from our Executive General Manager, Service Delivery, Dr Nerina Di Lorenzo
Melbourne Water’s Executive General Manager Service Delivery Dr Nerina Di Lorenzo provides an update on our workplace approach and delivery of vital services as we continue to deal with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community care helps transform Arnolds Creek
The first project of our Reimagining Your Creek program is almost complete with a section of Melton West creek transformed into a fun and friendly open space for the community to enjoy.

Mothers matter in the workplace
Returning to work after parental leave can be a daunting experience. For Melbourne Water’s Joanne Thom – a Waterway Manager – her return to work late last year after the birth of her third child was the opposite experience – a positive one!
Meet our essential workers: Shekiah Inglis
Meet Shekiah, part of the Water Supply team at our Winneke Water Treatment Plant. Find out how she's helping to provide safe and clean drinking water to the community.

New technology a game changer for the endangered Grayling
In an Australian first, Melbourne Water and the Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research (Department of Environment Land Water and Planning) is using cutting edge technology to tag and track the endangered Australian Grayling.
