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GWMWater is pleased to advise that the blue-green algae warning for Taylors Lake has been lifted.
Recent testing indicates that the water in the lake is safe for recreational activities, including swimming, boating, fishing and other water sports.
GWMWater will continue to regularly monitor the water quality at Taylors Lake.
To keep up-to-date with blue-green algae alerts at GWMWater’s reservoirs and lakes, please visit gwmwater.org.au/bga
Interested community members are invited to attend a GWMWater Customer and Stakeholder Workshop in Horsham on Friday 21 March 2025.
The workshop will be held between 10 am and 1 pm at Horsham Town Hall, with an option to join online.
Recreational water users are advised to avoid direct contact with water in Lake Wallace in Edenhope following the detection of elevated blue-green algae levels.
Visitors can still enjoy recreational activities such as bushwalking, sightseeing and other activities at the lake that do not involve direct water contact.
Recreational water users are advised to avoid direct contact with water in Taylors Lake following the detection of elevated blue-green algae levels.
Visitors can still enjoy recreational activities such as boating, bushwalking, sightseeing and other activities at the lake that do not involve direct water contact.
GWMWater has received a critical planning approval which will allow work to commence in zone four of the East Grampians Rural Pipeline Project.
Zone four will extend rural water supply to landholders in Willaura and Moyston.
Rural water corporations across Victoria have united in standing against workplace aggression.
Find out more by reading our joint media release with Goulburn-Murray Water, Lower Murray Water and Southern Rural Water.
Recreational water users are advised to avoid direct contact with water in Lake Lonsdale following the detection of elevated blue-green algae levels.
We have developed a Frequently Asked Questions document for customers and stakeholders to understand GWMWater's involvement in local mining projects.
The township of Elmhurst will now enjoy a fully treated drinking water supply straight from the tap.
Supplying the town with drinking water means residents no longer need to rely on their rainwater tanks or packaged water for drinking and food preparation.
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