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Regional communities across Australia are benefiting from $85.9 million in National Water Grid funding for new water infrastructure projects. 

The upgraded Urbenville Water Treatment Plant has begun operation – delivering safe drinking water to local residents.

The National Water Grid science program is shaping the evidence behind water infrastructure.

The Kempsey water treatment plant project will address water quality and security issues.

New water recycling infrastructure to support world class agricultural research industry.

New and upgraded water bores for Northern Territory First Nations communities are one step closer thanks to a joint $34.3 million funding injection.

The Australian and Northern Territory governments have joined forces to fund work to make this a reality.

Greater water security has been confirmed for the regional town of Lightning Ridge, NSW.

Lightning Ridge is home to almost 2000 residents, with 25% of the population identifying as First Nations people.

The town’s water supply is normally sourced from 2 bores.

The Australian Government has announced funding to deliver 3 critical water projects in regional New South Wales.

Jointly funded with the New South Wales Government and totalling $41.1 million, the projects will support liveability and health benefits for communities.

The Australian Government has confirmed $150.6 million as part of the jointly funded Greater South East Irrigation Scheme project.

The Australian Government is funding $18.58 million for extra dialysis units.