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Inside Water serves as a vital tool for professionals in the Australian water industry. It highlights the individuals, products, and technologies that contribute to the sustainable and innovative management of the nation's water resources. This publication is crafted by a skilled team of journalists at Prime Creative Media, who connect with important figures in the water sector.

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NSW EPA issues PFAS clean-up notice to chemical manufacturer

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has issued a Clean-Up Notice to 3M Australia Pty Ltd (3M Australia) after PFAS chemicals were detected at Brogans Creek Quarry in the State’s Central West. The notice comes after PFAS – per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances – were identified in soil, sediment, groundwater and surface water across a 100-hectare area of the inactive limestone quarry site, which 3M Australia historically leased to test PFAS-containing firefighting foams.
Parkes completes milestone in securing long-term water security

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

Parkes Shire Council (PSC) has successfully completed Stage 1 of the Parkes Water Security Program, marking a significant milestone in securing Parkes’ long-term water supply. This stage of upgrades is part of the broader $65 million Parkes Water Security Program, which is partly funded by an $11 million investment from the Australian Government, $26 million from the NSW Government, and funding from Parkes Shire Council.
Not Louth to renew this water main

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

The renewal of this trunk water main in the Hunter Valley reinforces critical infrastructure, ensuring reliable water supply and efficiency for years to come. The $7M Louth Park Trunk Watermain Renewal project was recently completed by the Eire Constructions Hunter team, marking a significant achievement for its team and a positive project outcome for client Hunter Water.
Water advisory, engineering and infrastructure powerhouse formed

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

Three of Australia’s leading water advisory specialists have joined forces in a major industry move set to reshape the delivery of water, environment, and energy projects nationwide.
EOIs open for water in the Whitsunday region

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

The Department of Local Government, Water and Volunteers (DLGWV) is seeking input from North Queensland irrigators who require additional water to operate or expand in the Whitsunday region. Expressions of interest are now open in various subcatchments within the Whitsunday Water Plan area, and submissions will help inform the demand for making unallocated water available for release.
Meet the 2025 Women in Industry Award finalists

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

We are thrilled to unveil the outstanding finalists for the 2025 Women in Industry Awards. These inspiring women have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and impact across their fields. From engineering and manufacturing to mining, logistics, and beyond, this year’s finalists represent the very best of what’s possible when talent, tenacity, and passion meet. Join us in celebrating the women who are shaping the future of industry.
NSW Government seeks feedback on Sydney Water

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

The NSW Government is renewing the Regulation that enables Sydney Water to protect its assets, implement water restrictions during droughts, and ensure compliance with certain rules. Now is the time to have your say. Sydney Water is the state’s largest water utility, providing essential drinking water, wastewater, recycled water, drainage and stormwater services to more than 5.4 million people across Greater Sydney, the Blue Mountains and the Illawarra.
Groundwater monitoring for management of Burgess Creek

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

The testing supports Noosa Council’s comprehensive catchment management strategy and its sustainable management of the waterway.Unitywater recently installed four new groundwater monitoring bores and performed maintenance on one historical bore along the catchment to undertake sampling.Noosa Council determined each site based on existing bore locations, safe access for samplers, and key areas of interest, such as runoff from sporting fields, residential, and industrial areas, to provide a...
Pipe spacers improve WA water infrastructure

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

With water security in Western Australia under pressure from climate change and population growth, the Alkimos seawater desalination plant is a vital addition to the state’s supply network. Casing spacers from kwik-ZIP are helping ensure the project’s success with proven performance, flexibility and compliance. Water security has become a defining issue in Western Australia, where declining rainfall and a growing population are placing increasing stress on supply systems.
Southern Rural opens submissions for Alcoa groundwater change

3 weeks ago | insidewater.com.au | Chris Edwards

Southern Rural Water is inviting the public to submit comments on Alcoa‘s application to renew and amend its groundwater licence. Alcoa seeks to amend the existing Groundwater Licence from 4,000 megalitres per year to 1,500 megalitres per year for a period of 10 years. Southern Rural Water is responsible for regulating groundwater in Southern Victoria under the Water Act 1989 and is required to consult the community on significant applications under its delegated duties.