Paradise Dam, the main water source for the Queensland food bowl of Bundaberg, will be restored to its full capacity following a $600 million funding commitment from the Australian Government.
A once in a generation project to improve water security for the communities of Tamworth and Peel Valley is underway with the first sod being turned on the new Dungowan pipeline.
A sustainable, long term water source that will boost South Australia’s economy, create jobs and deliver a long term sustainable water source is one step closer to reality.
Regional communities in Tasmania are set to benefit from increased water security through the construction of a new recycled water distribution network in Bicheno and an upgrade to the 140-year-old Lake Leake Dam.
The Australian and Queensland Governments have reached a significant milestone with the start of in-river construction of the Rookwood Weir project as part of their continuing commitment to increasing water security and drought resilience in regional Australia.
The Australian and New South Wales governments have reached a significant milestone, announcing a preferred route for the proposed new Dungowan Dam pipeline.
The Australian and Queensland governments have each committed another $7.5 million for Rookwood Weir, in addition to the $176 million each government has already committed to the project.
