Young water heroes show how every drop counts
In celebration of National Water Week (19 to 25 October), Westernport Water is proud to announce the winners of this year’s poster competition. The annual competition attracted 140 entries […]
In celebration of National Water Week (19 to 25 October), Westernport Water is proud to announce the winners of this year’s poster competition. The annual competition attracted 140 entries […]
Westernport Water is inviting customers to share their views on the products and services it provides through its annual Customer Satisfaction Survey, launching on 1 October 2026. As part of […]
Westernport Water customers are invited to help shape the future of water, sewerage and recycled water services as part of the organisation’s next water price review. The organisation has launched […]
Bass Coast Shire Council is putting recycled water to work across the community for approved uses, including dust suppression, road grading and street tree watering. Council are now accessing Class […]
Westernport Water has reached an important sustainability milestone with the commissioning of a new 545 kW ground-mounted solar system at the Cowes Wastewater Treatment Plant. The installation, now the largest […]
Westernport Water is inviting customers to help shape the region’s water future by joining a Customer Panel to inform the 2027 Urban Water Strategy. The strategy will guide how Westernport […]
Situation overview Our local water storage level is rising following 136 mm of rainfall in July. Candowie Reservoir is now 90% full, compared with 45% at the same time last […]
Westernport Water is inviting applications for its 2026–27 Community Support Program, offering sponsorship funding and in-kind support for local events and water projects. Through the program, $40,000 is being made […]
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 […]