Planning Tassie's water future
Our nine masterplans outline the challenges, upgrades, and investments needed to strengthen Tasmania’s water infrastructure for the next 50 years.
Water hacks wanted!
Share your water‑saving tip (photo or video) for monthly prizes and a chance to win a $1,000 Bunnings Water Smart Voucher. T&Cs apply.
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What are we building?
Check out our Capital Projects map of all the new and exciting builds and upgrades happening across Tasmania's water infrastructure.
Art near you?
Our award-winning Asset Art program now has a map, so you can find out if there's a mural by a local Artist near you.
Selfs Point Sewer Transformation Project
As part of our commitment to investing in new sewage infrastructure to cater for Hobart’s future growth, we are delivering one of our most significant projects to date.
Our Water Future
Our fifth Price and Service Plan proposal has balanced affordability with the need for investment in our ageing assets.
Be a refiller, not a landfiller
Water bottle refill stations and drinking fountains installed across Tasmania.
Building Projects
What are our TasWater teams working on to improve water and sewerage services across our beautiful island state? Check out the Capital Projects below.
Selfs Point Sewer Transformation Project
As part of our commitment to investing in new sewage infrastructure to cater for Hobart’s future growth, we are delivering one of our most significant projects to date.
Dover Foreshore Sewer Network Upgrades
We’re upgrading Dover’s sewer network as part of TasWater’s commitment to improving Tasmania’s sewerage infrastructure.
Glenorchy Water Main Renewal
We are delivering projects to replace over 11 kilometers of water mains in the Glenorchy area.
Branxholm Bridge Pipe Support Replacement
TasWater is planning to design and install new pipe supports on the Branxholm bridge to replace the existing ones.
Community Programs
Community Stories
Gather and hear the stories from across our state. Stories, photos and videos from our community celebrating water. And competitions too!
Blinking Billy Mural
The Blinking Billy Mural is a community-driven art initiative designed to raise awareness about ocean and water conservation.
Risdon Brook Park
Risdon Brook Park is a great spot for walking and recreation, just 15 minutes north of Hobart. We care for the park’s safety, access and environmental health.
East Coast Art Trail
We've worked with 3 artists to transform 17 Sewage Pump Station (SPS) switchboards between Orford and St Helens into captivating public artworks.
Our Park Mural, Orford
Located in Orford on the edge of the Our Park recreation area, the new switch room for the upgraded Sewage Pump Station has had a colourful makeover.
The Water Guardians - Water literacy program
Learn about our water, where it comes from, and where it goes with our engaging new resources, including online storybooks about the Water Guardians!
World Toilet Day
3.5 billion people lack safe sanitation. On 19 Nov, World Toilet Day, we donate $2 to WaterAid for each Tasmanian Toilet Survey submission. Get involved today!
Be a refiller, not a landfiller
Water bottle refill stations and drinking fountains installed across Tasmania.
Since creation, the palawa have lived here in lutruwita - Tasmania. Over 2,000 generations of Aboriginal families have cared for this Country, looking after its lands, seas, skies and waterways.
In the spirit of respect and gratitude, TasWater acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal community as the traditional and ongoing custodians. We pay our respects to them, their culture and to elders past and present. We also acknowledge any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are here with us today.
TasWater commits to working collaboratively and respectfully with the Tasmanian Aboriginal community to protect and sustain the precious resources on this ancient land for future generations.
Contact Us
Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
| Phone | 13 6992 |
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| Website | www.taswater.com.au |
| In writing | GPO Box 1393, Hobart TAS 7001 |
