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Forty newly donated trees will soon be planted around Williamstown, Newport and Spotswood following the completion of a key section of the Melbourne Water Williamstown Main Sewer Project.

The Waterwise Documentary, which features some of Melbourne Water’s world-class assets, premiered on Sunday 1 April at 1.30pm on Ch

Melburnians can now quickly and easily track Melbourne Water works in their area, with the launch of a new online map showing all Melbourne Water activities.

Works have commenced on the M41 water main renewal project which will ensure safe and reliable delivery of world class water to millions of Melburnians living in the inner northern suburbs.

​Melbourne Water is advising people to avoid contact with water at the Greaves Road retarding basin in Berwick, following the detection of blue-green algae.　

The Melton Community will help to ‘reimagine’ Arnolds Creek in Melton West, which will be the first site in the Greater Melbourne area to be transformed as part of Melbourne Water’s new Reimagining

The Waterwise Documentary, which features some of Melbourne Water’s world-class assets, will premiere on Sunday 1 April at 1.30pm on Channel 7.

Melburnians are being asked to watch their water use as new figures from Melbourne Water show dam levels fell by 64 billion litres (3.5% of capacity) during summer.

Both above and below the waterline, Melbourne Water is using drones to monitor its waterways, water supply and sewerage networks.

Work by Melbourne Water to upgrade the ageing Maroondah Aqueduct at Dixons Creek near Healesville has reached its final stages, with reinstatement of the site and removal of all construction equipm