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                    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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                    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.
Read moreFourteen grassroots groups across the Kimberley have shared in nearly $80,000 in funding through Water Corporation's Kimberley Community Grants Scheme, supporting projects that uplift and connect local communities.
 
            Incident information for impacts to water supply in Dongara and Port Denison.
 
            Water supply to the Goldfields and Wheatbelt will be bolstered through a $543 million 2025-26 State Budget commitment to fast-track the first stage of critical long-term upgrades to the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply Scheme (GAWSS).
 
            After consecutive years of near record low rainfall in southern WA, Western Australians are being reminded of the need to save precious water this winter as lawns go dormant with cooler weather.
 
            Water Minister Don Punch has announced a new community consultation group will be established to help inform the new drinking water source for the Lower Great Southern, as parts of the region suffer their lowest recorded rainfall for two consecutive years.
 
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