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In this section. New pipe for Alford to improve water services. New pipe for Alford to improve water services. SA Water has begun work to install around 1,220 metres of new water main at Alford, as part of efforts to continually improve water

In this section. Upgrade on the way for Lincoln’s waste warrior. Upgrade on the way for Lincoln’s waste warrior. Work is now underway at SA Water’s Port Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Plant as part of the utility’s $400,000 investment to

In this section. Queensbury upgrade to keep sewer odour at bay. Queensbury upgrade to keep sewer odour at bay. Work is underway on a $1.6 million upgrade of SA Water’s wastewater pump station in Queensbury to improve odour control and support

In this section. Port Neill residents ready for new water main. Port Neill residents ready for new water main. SA Water has begun work to install around 850 metres of new water main at Port Neill, providing greater drinking water security for the

In this section. Two green thumbs up for new water partnership. Two green thumbs up for new water partnership. A community garden at Glossop in the Riverland will soon be expanding, with the installation of waterwise gardening beds, thanks to a new

In this section. Myponga celebrates 60 years of dam good water. Myponga celebrates 60 years of dam good water. One of SA Water’s youngest reservoirs is celebrating a milestone birthday this month, with the Myponga Reservoir marking 60 years of

In this section. SA Water solar project claims top energy gong. SA Water solar project claims top energy gong. One of the largest solar initiatives in Australia’s water industry has been recognised by its energy counterparts, with SA Water’s

In this section. Upgrade on the way for Whyalla’s waste warrior. Upgrade on the way for Whyalla’s waste warrior. Work is underway this week to upgrade SA Water’s recycled water plant in Whyalla, as part of the utility’s $200,000 investment

In this section. Water main upgrades on the way for Wilmington. Water main upgrades on the way for Wilmington. More than 1500 metres of water main in Wilmington is set to be replaced over the next several weeks, as part of efforts by SA Water to

In this section. Sludge an easy feed for Lincoln’s new digester. Sludge an easy feed for Lincoln’s new digester. An eight-metre-high waste-loving concrete anaerobic digester is now up and running at the Port Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Plant