Media Releases
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July 2009
June 2009
- Dolphins a Sign of Yarra’s Improving Health
- Dams Have Second-Driest Start to Year
- Tarago Reconnection Boosts Storages
- Melbourne’s Water Supplies Receive a Welcome Boost
- New Tunnels Under Melbourne
- Court Finding Supports Pipeline Workers
- No Rain to Make Most of Wetter Catchments
- Maribyrnong “Fish Highways”
- Monbulk Creek Improvement Works
- Decline Eases With Rain and Low Water Use
- Box Hill South Odour Control
- Melbourne Water Confident in Water Act
- Light Rain and Savings Ease Storage Decline
- Autumn Rain Welcome, but More Falls Key for Storages
- Filling Season the Key After Disappointing Autumn
May 2009
- Light Rain Ineffective on Storages
- Helping Catchments Recover From Bushfire
- Mornington Gets New Wetland
- Environmental Study on Yarra Contingency
- Studies Commenced on Thomson and Yarra Rivers
- Little Rain as Storages Shed 6.1 Billion Litres
- Storages Continue Decline After Dry Week
- Outcome of Legal Proceedings Welcomed
- Call to Drop Attack on Sugarloaf Workers
- Pipe Laying Fast Tracked on Sugarloaf Pipeline
- Dry Week Sees Storages Drop 0.3%
- Pipeline Savings Benefit Yea Wildlife Haven
- April a Mixed Month for Storages
- Rain and Low Water Use Slow Decline
April 2009
- Discover Melbourne's Best Kept Secret
- Rain Expected Over Dry Catchments
- Storages Down 7 Billion Litres After Dry Week
- Northern Suburbs Water Mains Upgrade
- Price Review Supports Water Projects
- Low Rainfall and Runoff as Storages Drop
- Knox Gets Victoria's Biggest Wetland
- Melbourne Water Stands Behind Sugarloaf Workers
- Storages Decline Despite Wet Weather
- Melbourne Water Industry Leads on Greenhouse Gas Reduction
- No Rain as Storages Drop By 8 Billion Litres
- Controlled Grass Burns Near Western Treatment Plant
- Storages Drop in March Despite Rain