GWMWater has progressed plans to replace a Nhill water tank which failed earlier this year, reinforcing its commitment to reliable water infrastructure for the local community.
Community members can have their say about the future of water services in the region next month when GWMWater hosts its twice-yearly Customer and Stakeholder Workshop in Horsham.
The Friday 12 September workshop is on between 9.30 am and 1 pm at Horsham Golf Club, with an option to join online.
We'd love to see you there!
Click here to view the Agenda and RSVP: gwmwater.org.au/stakeholderworkshop
GWMWater has taken another step towards delivering improved water quality to more rural customers.
Following a successful pilot at Ouyen in 2024, GWMWater is now rolling out its $13.56 million Clean Water for North-West Rural Communities project at Nyah and Piangil in the north of the state and at the Waranga Channel in central Victoria.
GWMWater will continue its long-standing commitment to supply recreational water across the Wimmera and Mallee after confirming plans to allocate water to support pipeline-supplied recreation lakes this summer.
All drivers must slow down to 40 km/h when passing stationary or slow-moving vehicles (under 10 km/h) that have flashing lights or sirens.
This includes:
• GWMWater vehicles with flashing lights
• Emergency vehicles
• Tow trucks
• Road maintenance vehicles
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GWMWater is pleased to announce that its project, GWMWater's First Fully Off-Grid Facility, The Elmhurst Water Treatment Plant, has won the Infrastructure Project Innovation Award (Regional) at the 2025 Australian Water Awards.
For the latest update on the East Grampians Rural Pipeline, click here.
Construction of a new solar farm and battery at Nhill is now complete and has successfully connected to the electricity grid – supplying cheap renewable energy to power operations at Grampians Wimmera Mallee Water (GWMWater).
GWMWater is a step closer to trialling a community energy initiative in Donald thanks to $400,000 in funding from the State Government.
Funding from the 100 Neighbourhood Batteries Program will support the water business to progress a Donald Community Power Plant Project.
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