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KOORLONG WOODLOT Expressions of interest are invited for the safe removal of all wood remaining at the Koorlong Wastewater Treatment … Continue reading “Koorlong Woodlot”
We worked in collaboration with a range of agencies to rescue over hundred native fish from LMW’s irrigation channels. Partnering … Continue reading “Fish Relocation”
Red alert warnings have been issued for the lower Murray River at Red Cliffs, Buronga, and downstream below Mildura red alerts are in place at Merbein, Curlwaa, Wentworth, and Fort Courage.
Red alert warnings have been issued for the lower Murray River at Red Cliffs, Buronga, and downstream below Mildura red alerts are in place at Merbein, Curlwaa, Wentworth, and Fort Courage.
Red alert warnings have been issued for the lower Murray River at Red Cliffs, Buronga, and downstream below Mildura red alerts are in place at Merbein, Curlwaa, Wentworth, and Fort Courage.
Red alert warnings have been issued for the lower Murray River at Red Cliffs, Buronga, and downstream below Mildura red alerts are in place at Merbein, Curlwaa, Wentworth, and Fort Courage.
Red alert warnings have been issued for the lower Murray River at Red Cliffs, Buronga, and downstream below Mildura red alerts are in place at Merbein, Curlwaa, Wentworth, and Fort Courage.
The Andrews Labor Government is consulting the community to manage delivery risks for Victorian irrigators and help protect our rivers from unseasonal high flows.
Victoria’s work to manage salinity is starting to pay off for Mallee irrigators with the annual salinity impact charge on irrigation falling by 24 per cent in 2021, saving irrigators up to $2,500 a year.
As coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions ease in Victoria, we are pleased to reopen our offices to the public from 8:30am Monday 4 January 2021.
It’s been a challenging year and with the festive season upon us, we were pleased to present three local organisations with donations from our annual Mildura office staff charity fund, to help make Christmas a little brighter for those in need.
Workplace diversity and inclusion is not only a strategic focus for our organisation, it is something we are passionate about.
As we head into another hot summer, Lower Murray Water (LMW) is undertaking routine monitoring for the presence of blue-green algae (BGA) to continue to provide safe drinking water and keep customers and the community informed.
While things looked a little different for NAIDOC Week in 2020, we were proud to acknowledge and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
In September 2020, Victorian Minister for Water Lisa Neville announced she had accepted recommendations from an independent review into water theft compliance measures, providing a boost to water market transparency by adopting a zero-tolerance approach to water theft.
In May this year, the Lower Murray Water (LMW) Infrastructure Services Team launched a strategic project to develop a robust, transparent process that will determine the priorities and guide decision-making on future infrastructure investment in our irrigation business.
Congratulations to the regional and state winners of this year’s National Water Week Poster Competition!
Our Projects Team recently replaced nearly 2,000 metres of irrigation pipe across six irrigation lines in the Mildura and Merbein districts.
We are committed to effective engagement to strengthen the relationships with our customers, communities and partners. Did you know one of the ways we engage with our customers is through our customer committees?
As part of the Lower Murray Water (LMW) Water Plan 4 Capital Works Program, construction of the Koorlong Recycled Water Storage Facility commenced earlier this year and is now complete.
We were thrilled with the announcement the Mildura Water Treatment Plant had been awarded the 2020 IXOM Best Tasting Tap Water in Victoria, by the Water Industry Operators Association of Australia on Wednesday 14 October.
Lower Murray Water (LMW) was pleased to host the 2020 Growers’ Conference via Zoom Webinar on Tuesday 20 October.
We understand the significant financial strain some individuals, families and businesses may be experiencing, and we are committed to supporting our customers during this challenging time.
The Victorian Government is continuing to lead the way in water compliance and management – strengthening the state’s zero-tolerance approach to water theft to ensure a level playing field for all water users.
Permanent Water Saving Rules as per Lower Murray Water’s Permanent Water Saving Plan will apply until further notice.
The Andrews Labor Government is delivering a level playing field for all water users in northern Victoria, with a renewed focus on compliance.
River Murray communities between Euston and Lock 7 near the South Australian border are advised that flows and river heights are expected to vary over the next two to three weeks.
As part of our response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, Lower Murray Water (LMW) is implementing additional precautions.
The Victorian Government is committed to improving water market transparency and making our information more available and accessible than ever before.
With warmer weather approaching soon it’s important for customers to follow the Permanent Water Saving Rules when using water in the garden and at home.
Livestock producers are being encouraged to assess how much on-farm stock water they have and how long it will last as we head into spring and summer.
Board appointments have been announced across the state for Victoria’s water corporations by Minister for Water Lisa Neville.
With warmer weather approaching soon it’s important for customers to follow the Permanent Water Saving Rules when using water in the garden and at home.
The Andrews Labor Government is protecting the environment and water entitlement holders against the negative impacts of increasing water extractions below the Barmah Choke with a new licence review process.
The Board of Lower Murray Water (LMW) is pleased to announce the appointment of Anthony Couroupis as its new Managing Director.
Victoria’s water industry will lead Australia with a new renewable energy deal that will slash greenhouse gas emissions and keep Victorian water bills down.
Lower Murray Water will join 12 other leading Victorian water corporations in a new energy joint venture that will help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and maintain affordable water bills for customers.