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No masking the message on litter in new mural at Sunshine
A Melbourne artist has brightened up a laneway in Sunshine with a mural that also has an important message for the local community. Read more
Six-month Working for Victoria program’s lasting legacy on Melbourne
Our Working for Victoria Waterway Blitz program has left a lasting legacy not just on Greater Melbourne's waterways, but also with the participants. The stats on the amount of work they've done is unbelievable! Read more here
Weeding out threats to Plenty Gorge's environment
Our Working for Victoria crews supported Parks Victoria rehabilitate a site within Plenty Gorge Park damaged by a bushfire in December 2019. Find out what work they did!
Litter as art. Sculpture packs a powerful message on rubbish
A new portable sculpture created for Melbourne Water’s Litter Action campaign is set to become a community attraction throughout Wyndham City.
Major sewer project for Melbourne’s west set to bring major community benefits
Residents and businesses in Melbourne’s west are set to benefit from a transformational new sewer that Melbourne Water plans to build.
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.
