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National Water Week is just a month away

What will you be doing? Read more

This year's National Water Week theme is 'Water - the Heart of our Culture'. The week is about raising community awareness of how important water is to our daily lives.

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Current Feature article

Substance Census Read more

Wastewater analysis made headlines earlier this year for its contribution to the fight against substance abuse. Are these methods of collecting demographic data generating interest or just scepticism? Read about it in latest edition of Current.

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Technical Paper

Bacteroidales: Revolutionising microbial source tracking Read more

Managers of recreational waterways are increasingly concerned with health risks associated with human faecal contamination. Currently Escherichia coli and Enterococci sp. are the standard indicators used to assess whether waters are safe for recreational activities.

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Podcasts

Bringing you water industry information, projects and researchRead more

The Australian Water Association's Podcast Series brings you water industry information, projects and research from professionals working in Australia and abroad.

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World Toilet Summit

First keynote speakers announcedRead more

The Australian Water Association and the World Toilet Organization are pleased to announce that registrations are now open for the World Toilet Summit. To be held in Australia for the first time, the Summit's theme is ‘Improving Sanitation through Partnerships’. The first three confirmed international keynote speakers are: Jack Sim, Rose George and Bruce Gordon

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Latest News

Productivity Commission releases National Water Reform draft reportRead more

Jonathan McKeown, Chief Executive of the Australian Water Association has welcomed the release of the Productivity Commission’s Draft Interim Report on water reform.

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Sponsored content

Wastewater can be converted into energy Read more

Biogas generated from wastewater sludge is a powerful source of renewable energy. SUEZ advanced technologies boost the production of biogas by adding external sources of organic waste to the anaerobic digestion process.

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Latest News

TasWater dismisses State Government takeover claims Read more

TasWater has rejected the Tasmanian Government’s claim the state is facing a “water and sewerage crisis”, saying there is no justification for the proposed takeover of the water and sewerage business.

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Latest News

New water guidelines a threat to recycled water Read more

Changes to New South Wales’s wholesale water pricing model have sparked concern for the state’s recycled water industry.

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Channeling Change

Driving diversity, inclusion & equality in the water sector Read more

The Australian Water Association is introducing a new program focused on increasing equality and diversity in the water sector, across our membership base and importantly, with our stakeholders nationally and our affliated water organisations across the Asia Pacific Region.
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