Water restriction guidelines

Learn what each restriction stage means and how you can help.

Tasmania’s four-stage water restrictions help make sure everyone has access to clean, reliable drinking water – especially during dry weather or high demand. Check the guidelines below to see what’s allowed at each stage and how you can do your part to use water wisely and protect our natural environment.

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Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

Stage 4

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Explore our interactive map to see the current water supply status in your area and get up-to-date information on water restrictions.

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