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We produce many media statements throughout the year reflecting aspects of our diverse business. On this page, you will find all of our media statements for the past five years. For older statements, please contact media@watercorporation.com.au.

Wet winter belies true impact of declining streamflow to Perth dams

With recent rainfall across Perth and southern WA, it’s easy to assume our dams are full to brim. But the connection between rainfall and dam levels isn’t so simple. 

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19 Aug 2024 | Media Release

Water utilities unite to improve service standards in Aboriginal communities

WA’s Water Corporation is set to play a leading role in a new national working group formed to help advance water service standards in Aboriginal communities.

  • Community
Water quality experts from around trhe country attended the inaugural Clean Water and Sanitation Network meeting
07 Aug 2024 | Media Release

Demand blooms for waterwise plants following long, hot summer

Hundreds of thousands of free or subsidised native plants will be available from some local councils this financial year to help Western Australians reduce water use in the garden.

  • Plants
  • Waterwise
  • Waterwise programs
Young Man Gardening
31 Jul 2024 | Media Release

Local flora and fauna splashed across Cranbrook cabinet

Adorned with native flora and fauna and a ‘splash’ of bright colours, Cranbrook town centre is home to Water Corporation’s latest Splash of Colour project.

  • Great Southern
Cranbrook Splash of colour
19 Jul 2024 | Media Release

Albany Athletics Club set to save with waterwise makeover

Around 400,000 litres of precious drinking water – equivalent to 10 backyard swimming pools – will be saved by the Albany Athletics Club each year thanks to a waterwise makeover of its Sanford Road clubhouse.

  • Great Southern
  • Waterwise
  • Waterwise councils
Albany Athletics Club Makeover
15 Jul 2024 | Media Release

Taps begin to flow on Denmark Pipeline

From mid-July, around 2,500 homes and businesses in Denmark will, for the first time, begin receiving most of their drinking water via the $25 million Denmark Pipeline.

  • Great Southern
  • Water sources

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