Westernport Water is committed to delivering safe, reliable and high‑quality drinking water to our customers and the wider community. As part of this commitment, routine maintenance will be carried out […]
Key Messages as of the end of March 2026 As of the end of March, our primary water storage, Candowie Reservoir, is 55% full. This compares with 43.2% at the […]
Key Messages as at end of February 2026 During the summer months, water use is at its highest and rainfall is at its lowest. As at the end of summer […]
Westernport Water is planning a significant infrastructure project at the King Road Wastewater Treatment Plant to ensure reliable and sustainable sewerage services for the Bass Coast for years to come. […]
Westernport Water is planning for a significant mechanical and electrical upgrade to the Cowes Wastewater Treatment Plant to support economic prosperity and liveability on the Bass Coast. The Next Generation […]
Bass Coast Reconciliation Network – News Release Community Invited to Commemorate Brave Frontier Resisters in new era of Treaty The Bass Coast South Gippsland Reconciliation Group warmly invites the community […]
Westernport Water Recognised in the 2025 Water Minister’s Climate Innovation Challenge Westernport Water has been recognised as a second runner-up in the 2025 Water Minister’s Climate Innovation Challenge, securing $75,000 […]
As of 30 November 2025 Our primary water storage, Candowie Reservoir, is 72% full and we continue to receive inflows. This compares with 61% in 2024. Late-season rainfall in November […]
We are all very excited to share the news that Westernport Water has been awarded an important National Water Grid grant. With this funding, we will be able to move […]
Westernport Water’s 2025 Annual Report has been tabled in Parliament. The report highlights our commitment to a future where customer value, climate resilience, environmental protection, and a thriving workforce are […]
Westernport Water is responsible for supplying drinking water, recycled water, and sewerage services to customers on Phillip Island and the district between Archies Creek and The Gurdies.