Archived Industry News for Water Professionals
Concerning flows on icy peak
Rain is falling on Greenland's highest point for the first time on record.
EPA allows tyre-burying
Warnings have been issued after tyres were found buried at six north-west New South Wales coal mines without a licence.
SA building regional mains
SA Water is preparing to spend big on new water mains for regional towns.
TasWater CEO stepping down
Inaugural TasWater Chief Executive Michael Brewster has announced he will step down.
Turtles face cadmium risk
Three out of four turtle populations risk cadmium contamination, according to scientists.
State seeks hydrogen port
The Queensland Government has called for the construction of a new hydrogen export facility.
Microplastics move up marine chain
New research shows microscopic marine bugs are battling with microplastics.
Reservoir grants re-opened
New grants are being provided for events or projects at South Australia’s reservoir reserves.
Twin turbines double wave power
A new prototype can harvest double the power from ocean waves as previous designs.
Water quality linked to stock weight
Researchers say investing in higher quality water could fatten up livestock.
X-rays reveal seafood origin
Australia is moving forward with a new system to identify the origin of seafood using portable x-ray machines.
Green light for WA gas pipe
WA's Environment Minister has approved a major part of Woodside's proposed $16 billion Scarborough LNG project.
Waste dump challenge looms
The Federal Government has settled on a site for its planned nuclear waste dump.
Leak tech spread in Tasmania
TasWater has implemented a high-tech leakage management system that can detect the sound of leaks.
Seqwater celebrates bank work
Authorities say a $1.5 million partnership has brought some impressive results along the banks of a Queensland river.