There is no evidence that drinking water will be affected by the COVID-19 virus or that it is transmitted in drinking water. We’re reassuring you that our water is safe, reliable and is treated to a high standard. Find out more here. Click here to find out more.
With continuing warm conditions and low rainfall in the region, we’re asking you to be water wise to help ensure the sustainability of water supply - it's everyone's responsibility to be waterwise. How you can be waterwise at home
Permanent Water Saving Rules are designed to help reduce unnecessary water use and encourage efficiency. Following these rules can help alleviate the stress household water usage puts on Victoria's water resources. What you can do under PWSRs
Outdoor water use accounts for about 20-50% of an Australian home's usage and is where huge amounts can be wasted. There are simple and easy things you can do in your garden to ensure you're using water efficiently. Optimising water in your garden
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It's everyone's responsibility to use water wisely - how can you make every drop of water count? Get tips here
Our General OHS Online Induction is available online. Access the induction
A new Goulburn Valley Water standpipe is now providing access to treated, recycled water in Euroa to help drought-proof the region’s water supply and reduce dependence on the drinking water supply. Read More
Following a recent localised windstorm event, a $10m project underway at Goulburn Valley Water’s Shepparton Wastewater Management Facility has been delayed by several weeks. Read More
A tree harvesting project has just begun at Goulburn Valley Water’s (GVW) Shepparton Wastewater Management Facility (WMF) to help remediate the land and transform it into productive irrigated farming with vegetation corridors. Read More
Goulburn Valley Water is thanking residents for their efforts to reduce water consumption while critical repair works were underway at the Shepparton Water Treatment Plant in November to repair two leaks in a large, 1200mm diameter pipe.
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