TasWater news

TasWater and the Brighton Council have welcomed the significant support from the Federal Government to jointly unlock a growth precinct around the new Brighton High School by providing funding for critical infrastructure to enable the development of up to 600 dwellings, childcare and commercial development.

Ellendale's water supply is set to be secured during the summer months after a project to connect the town to the Fentonbury Water Treatment Plant was awarded funding from the Australian Government. Today, the Honourable Julie Collins MP announced the funds from the Water Infrastructure for Sustainable Efficient Regions (WISER) Initiative would flow into Tasmania.

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This summer, Tasmanians are being empowered to make smart water-saving choices and protect local supplies through a campaign focused on awareness and action.

High strength trade waste temporarily impacted Cameron Bay Sewage Treatment Plant. The plant is operational, and most swimming restrictions have been lifted.

Our Cameron Bay Sewage Treatment Plant has been significantly impacted by high-strength trade waste being discharged from Mondelez International Claremont factory (Mondelez).

TasWater is making a splash in time for summer with the launch of its new water bottle refill stations, designed to deliver high-quality tap water in public spaces around the state.

After a $6.2 million makeover, Glenorchy’s beloved Tolosa Park is a step closer to reopening to the public.

TasWater is enlisting the help of native Tasmanian animal characters to engage and educate Tasmanians on the importance of protecting and conserving our precious Tasmanian water.

Seven recommendations for the future of water in Tasmania have been presented to TasWater following the final meeting of the Water Future Community Advisory Panel on Saturday.

Legana residents are enjoying fresher air and improved services after TasWater implemented upgrades to their local sewage treatment plant.

Tap water from Fern Tree will again compete for the title of “Best Tasting Tap Water in Australia”.