Bass Coast Reconciliation Network – News Release The Bass Coast Reconciliation Network invites the community to join us in commemorating the lives of Tunnerminnerwait and Maulboyheenner, two Tasmanian Aboriginal men […]
The Essential Services Commission has given preliminary approval of Westernport Water’s price submission. Only two of 14 water businesses received preliminary approval from the Commission. The draft decision was provided […]
Westernport Water is pleased to release its 2022 Annual Report following its tabling in Parliament this week. The report features information on customer and community engagement programs, record capital expenditure, […]
The Minister for Water, the Hon. Harriet Shing MP officially opened Westernport Water’s $2.6M San Remo Basin Renewal project last week. The renewal of the 30ML drinking water storage basin […]
The Victorian Government will fund Westernport Water to undertake an innovative pilot project to study how floating wetlands can be used to further utilise recycled water and manage emissions produced […]
Westernport Water is asking its customers to share their feedback as part of its annual Customer Satisfaction Survey, to be conducted over the next six weeks. A random sample of […]
Westernport Water marks National Water Week (NWW) each year by running a poster competition for local primary school students within our service area. The competition provides a great opportunity for […]
Bass Coast Reconciliation Network – News Release Today’s Bridge Walk was a monumental display of support for reconciliation by the Bass Coast community. The event […]
Westernport Water continues to do everything possible to ensure our services are affordable for customers, including an extensive hardship program, but unfortunately we will have to increase our water and […]
Bass Coast Reconciliation Network – News Release Bass Coast Reconciliation Network announces NAIDOC Week celebrations with two community events including the Annual Indigenous Art Exhibition […]
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.