Bass Coast Reconciliation Network – News Release Bass Coast will be celebrating National Reconciliation Week by hosting a Community Forum with two special interactive discussion panels to raise awareness on […]
Bass Coast Reconciliation Network – News Release Bass Coast Reconciliation Network is proud to be hosting a National Sorry Day event on 26 May 2023 to commemorate the Stolen Generations […]
The regular cleaning of water mains is essential to maintaining the high-quality of Westernport Water’s drinking water. Pipe cleaning is done using a technique known as air scouring, which pushes […]
Westernport Water participated in Clean Up Australia Day this month. The annual event encourages community members to come together to remove litter and debris from the environment, local parks, beaches, […]
This International Women’s Day, we would like to acknowledge two of our female staff working in innovation and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) roles. Alexandra Martin and Melinda […]
Starting prep is always an exciting time for students. Westernport Water loves to make this special first day even better by ensuring every prep student receives a free reusable water […]
Customers and stakeholders are invited to an online public forum to discuss Westernport Water’s 2023 water price review on Thursday 16th February at 1pm. Hosted by the Essential Services Commission […]
The Bass Coast Reconciliation Network invites the community to join us in commemorating the lives of Tunnerminnerwait and Maulboyheenner, two Tasmanian Aboriginal men who were publicly hanged in Melbourne in […]
Westernport Water is committed to further improving water quality and service reliability for customers with $5.4 million invested over the past 12 months as part of its $27 million Capital […]
Candowie Reservoir, Westernport Water’s primary water storage, reached 100% capacity and began spilling downstream into Tennent Creek on Monday 25 May 2020. More than 560mm of rain has fallen over […]
Westernport Water is responsible for supplying drinking water, recycled water, and sewerage services to customers on Phillip Island and the district between Archies Creek and The Gurdies.