Learn the water basics
Over 5 million Melburnians rely on our water storages daily. So let's learn where our water comes from, where it goes and why it's one of our most valuable resources as we head into a dry future.
Over 5 million Melburnians rely on our water storages daily. So let's learn where our water comes from, where it goes and why it's one of our most valuable resources as we head into a dry future.
Melbourne Water is building a new sewer in the suburb of Maidstone and Avondale Heights.
The Spotswood Pumping Station was a key part of Melbourne’s first centralised sewerage system.
The scheme funds vital flooding and drainage infrastructure to support major urban renewal precincts in Melbourne.
We’re building a second drain to carry flood water from Melbourne’s southeast to the Port Philip Bay at Elwood.
Learn how our work enhances Melbourne’s liveability: making life better, healthier, safer, more enjoyable and enriching for everyone.
Grants and other assistance through the Liveable Communities, Liveable Waterways Program is provided by Melbourne Water Corporation of 990 Latrobe Street Docklands, Victoria ("We, Us").
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Melbourne Water will be constructing a new water treatment plant in Mount Evelyn.
Explore 360-degree views of the heritage-listed Maroondah system, which has supplied water to Melbourne since 1891.
Explore the history of the century-old Maroondah Aqueduct with 360-degree panoramas, starting at Maroondah Reservoir and following it down to the Yering Gorge Pumping Station.