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A splash of success: 100 billion litres of groundwater replenished
We have recharged 100 billion litres of purified recycled water into our groundwater, equivalent to filling 100 Optus Stadiums. This effort which is crucial for 40% of our drinking water, addresses reduced rainfall due to climate change. Let's keep innovating to protect our water for future generations!
A year of growth learning and inclusivity
As a person living with a disability, Keagan has experienced firsthand how an inclusive and supportive workplace can empower employees to thrive.
Fresh home for local nursery unites community
2024 KCGS winners, Society for Kimberley Indigenous Plants and Animals (SKIPA) now have a new home for their plant nursery. This milestone is a big step for the Broome community group which has worked hard to promote a greater appreciation for the region's unique plants and animals.
Help name the two machines that will build the Alkimos Seawater Desalination Plant!
As we move forward with this important project to help secure our water future, we’re asking for your help to name these two vital pieces of machinery!
Creating employment pathways for locals
Read about how one of our most remote depots is creating employment pathways for locals.
Heading down south this summer?
Here are some tips on how you can help save water while on holidays down south this summer.
How our refill stations have made a difference this year
Our water refill stations have been at more than 50 community events across WA this year.
Levelling up with our Study Assistance program
Looking for a new challenge? We offer financial assistance and study leave options to complete further education.
The Great Kimberley Wilderness: An immersive partnership
We are proud to announce our partnership with White Spark Pictures to bring you The Great Kimberley Wilderness, an immersive documentary that celebrates both the stunning beauty and rich cultural heritage of the region.
A dry and warm summer is on the way
Despite Perth’s wet August, rainfall run-off into Perth’s dams remains significantly below the long-term average.
