Let's build better water habits
In the face of climate change, everyone has a part to play in protecting our most valuable resource.
Find out how you can start saving and using water wisely in your home or business.
Save water. Stick to your watering days
Break up with your bad water habits
Think you've got a high-maintenance garden?
On average, sprinklers make up 28% of your home's total water use. They're also one of the biggest water wasters when not used correctly.
To help us save every drop of water, only water once before 9am or after 6pm on your rostered watering days.
Check your home's watering days and find more waterwise irrigation tips.
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