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National Consistency, Three talkfests, summits, forums call them what you will held in recent times, all in Canberra, and amongst a number of outcomes and many disappointments a common theme input by industry has been the need for national consistency. Of course this is no surprise to
The desalination plant, to be powered by wind, is on time and on budget to deliver water in the summer of 2009-10.
This week the first tunnel boring machine arrived on site and is being assembled inside the tunnel entrance.
What attracts young women to the field of public health engineering? It could be family background, or even fascination with a childhood toy
Sydney’s Autumn “wet” – 10% OFF this month’s featured PlumbBook – PlumbTube – Who ya gonna call?… Mario! – SAVE 25% on our PlumbTool of the month
This autumn, Sydney Water will be working with local garden centres to help Sydney’s green thumbs save water in their gardens.
Sydney Water is running the Water Smart Garden Centres promotion at four Sydney garden centres during autumn to give people practical advice about using water wisely while enjoying their gardens
Hotel bathrooms have to meet guests’ expectations while saving water and power
Sydney Water Managing Director Kerry Schott announced that the first desalination pipe was laid at Kurnell today.
This is the first of around 2,000 pipes that will form the 18-kilometre pipeline that will connect the desalination plant to Sydney’s water supply system at Erskineville
Sydney’s councils have collectively cut their water use by almost 20 per cent a year since 2003.
Councils’ water saving efforts have saved ratepayers about $4.3 million a year
Until recently, mechanical methods have been used to clear blockages in sewerage systems caused by fats, oils and greases. But not everyone agrees. A different school of thought is biting into traditional thinking
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More than 140 million litres of recycled water has been delivered to Elizabeth Macarthur Agricultural Institute to be used for irrigation
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An investigation into the causes of the recent UK foot and mouth outbreak, which resulted in the slaughter of at least 60 cattle, yields the lesson that biosecurity and high-grade plumbing go hand in hand
Plans for a new sewerage scheme at Hawkesbury Heights and Yellow Rock will be put on public display for comment from Monday 18 February.
The proposed Hawkesbury Heights and Yellow Rock Sewerage Scheme involves providing sewerage services to about 340 residents in Hawkesbury Heights and Yellow Rock and transferring the wastewater to Winmalee Sewage Treatment Plant.
Sydney Water Managing Director Kerry Schott today acknowledged Kogarah Council’s outstanding commitment to water conservation. This comes as the two organisations sign a sewer mining agreement today
Technology has transformed the bathroom to such
an extent that it even distinguishes between a user’s presence and a toothbrush falling into the sink
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Households in Sydney, the Illawarra and Blue Mountains have cut their annual water consumption by an average of 75,000 litres since 2002-03
Sydney Water’s 2006-07 Water Conservation and Recycling Implementation Report shows that recycling schemes in Sydney, Illawarra and the Blue Mountains saved around 8.8 billion litres of drinking water in 2006-07, up from 4.1 billion litres the previous year
Best practice guidelines released today will assist owners and managers of commercial office buildings and shopping centres save water and money.
Managing Director Kerry Schott said Sydney Water launched the new guidelines at an industry breakfast at The Mint in Sydney’s CBD this morning
