March 2026
Key agreements to power WA's renewable energy future
The Cook Government's energy transition has reached a major milestone, with government agreeing to buy power from soon-to-be-built wind farms in regional WA.
Made Possible by Water: document outlining WA's water future
A Cook Government document designed to kick‑start an important State‑wide conversation about how Western Australia secures its long‑term water future in a drying climate has been launched.
Community feedback sought on Lower Great Southern desalination
Albany residents who live near or regularly use the Nanarup area are being encouraged to apply for Water Corporation’s community consultation group, as it seeks local feedback on the proposed small-scale desalination plant.
Alkimos desalination project milestone securing WA's water future
Construction of the Cook Government's $2.8 billion Alkimos Seawater Desalination Plant (ASDP) has reached another significant step with the arrival of Australia's largest registered jack‑up barge.
Palmyra wastewater main burst
We are responding to a sewer main burst on Aurelian Street, Palmyra, which resulted in a localised wastewater overflow.
Top graduate program delivers new STEM training opportunities
Water Corporation's long running graduate program continues to set the benchmark for training and development in Western Australia, providing emerging science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) professionals with opportunities to build their careers in the water sector.
Community Grants Scheme celebrates 10 years as new round opens
Local not-for-profits and schools are encouraged to apply for grants of up $10,000 through Water Corporation's Kimberley Community Grants Scheme, which this year celebrates a decade of supporting grassroots projects across the region.
Expanded desalination plant to help secure Pilbaras water supply
Western Australians living in the West Pilbara will benefit from long-term water security thanks to the Cook Government's $606 million investment which will double the $1.1 billion Dampier Seawater Desalination Plant's (DSDP) capacity.
