Gippsland Water recently completed over three quarters of a million dollars in capital improvement works along its main wastewater transfer system - the Regional Outfall Sewer (ROS) - to help improve the longevity of this critical piece of infastructure. The Regional Outfall Sewer is a gravity-fed wastewater transportation system built more than 50 years ago that receives domestic and industrial wastewater from towns and major industries in the Latrobe Valley.  More information...

Gippsland Water is pleased with the community interest in the Essential Service Commission's public consultation session held in Traralgon today seeking community feedback about the water corporation's five-year plan. The Essential Services Commission (ESC) led public forum was held to discuss the proposals outlined in its draft decision handed down on 28 March.  More information...

Gippsland Water is encouraging its customers to be more proactive about identifying leaks in their homes to help prevent water wastage and as a consequence a high water bill. Gippsland Water has a customer service process in place that notifies customers if their meter read is abnormally high, and then works with them to identify possible leaks on their property.  More information...

Gippsland Water has assisted a local retirement village to reduce its water consumption by more than three million litres a year. The savings are due to changes implemented at Traralgon's Mayfair Gardens after it took part in the savewater! efficiency service (SWES) program, managed by Gippsland Water.  More information...

Gippsland Water has welcomed its new Managing Director, David Mawer who took up his post this week after benig appointed as the corporation's head in January. Mr Mawer is extremely pleased to have the opportunity to lead an organisation that he feels is rich in capability and resources.  More information...

Gippsland Water is pleased to report its newest water treatment plant has been in successful operation for over one year without incident. The $2.6 million Erica Rawson Water Treatment Plant was commissioned in November 2006 and treats up to one million litres of water each day from local waterway, Trigger Creek.  More information...

Gippsland Water is inviting water saving innovators from across Gippsland to enter this year's savewater!® awards. The awards are an initiative of Gippsland Water and more than 30 other leading water businesses from Victoria and New South Wales. The savewater!® Alliance, Australia's leading resource for water conservation information and solutions, established the awards to recognise and reward outstanding achievement in water conservation.  More information...