Barwon Water

  • Golf club’s green connection

    The Apollo Bay Golf Club is set to welcome a $450,000 recycled water pipeline to irrigate the course, which will help the coastal town save 10 million litres of drinking water annually.

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  • Wastewater releases end after dry month

    Barwon Water has paused the release of recycled wastewater from its Winchelsea and Birregurra plants into the Barwon River after a relatively dry January.

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  • Flush reminder after Colac blockages

    Repeated sewer blockages in Colac have prompted a reminder for residents to never flush anything other than toilet paper and human waste down the toilet.

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  • Water device trial successful

    Digital water meters on trial at Birregurra have potentially saved more than 35 million litres of water in a year.

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  • Laneway water leak fixed

    Barwon Water blocked off Colac’s Johnstones Lane this week to repair a leaking water main, which had caused water to flow down the lane for days.

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  • Hardship program for Barwon Water

    A support program to help customers facing financial hardship and working towards reducing emissions and waste are highlights of Barwon Water’s 2021-22 annual report.

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  • Wastewater flows to river

    Barwon Water will continue releasing treated Class C recycled water to the Barwon River at Birregurra and Winchelsea after heavy winter and spring rain.

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  • Sewage treatment plant upgrade comtinues

    Stage two of upgrades to Barwon Water’s Colac Water Reclamation Plant have begun, replacing ageing infrastructure at the plant and generating more renewable energy.

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