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Dethridge wheel community art project progress update
Lower Murray Water launched the Dethridge Community Art project in response to the community’s sentimental attachment to the water wheels that have been retired as part of our water savings program.
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Support for hardship and overdue accounts
Starting from June, Lower Murray Water will be reviewing accounts and will undertake debt recovery action, including the restriction and/or suspension of supply for customers with significant unpaid debts.
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Junior Pipeline Supervisors inspect Nichols Point works!
Almost 400 Nichols Point Primary School students from Prep to Grade 6 took their Junior Pipeline Supervisor roles very seriously last Thursday, taking their teachers and Lower Murray Water staff for a walking tour of the construction works underway at Nichols Point.
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Kerang Water Tanker Removal Update
Due to an improvement in the water quality parameters for the urban water supply to Kerang we will shortly be removing the water tanker from out the front of Woolworths.
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Applications Open for Community Art Project: Transforming Dethridge Wheels into Masterpieces
Lower Murray Water has officially opened applications for a unique community art project aimed at breathing new life into our region's irrigation legacy.
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Dethridge wheel community workshop findings
On Thursday 8 February, we held a community workshop with those who expressed interest in being apart of the community art project to give new life to the Dethridge Wheel.
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Community art project: Express your organisation’s interest
Our region’s irrigation legacy runs deep, nourishing the land and weaving stories through generations. Now, we’re breathing new life into the remnants of that history—the dethridge wheel! These iconic symbols, retired yet resilient, are ready for their encore.
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