Project overview

The project involves augmentation at the Sassafras Wesley Vale Irrigation Scheme to deliver more water to farmers in the productive North West Tasmanian region.

Once complete, the augmentation project will mean delivery of up to an additional 9.2 gigalitres of water, support total delivery of approximately 14.9 GL of water annually into the existing Sassafras-Wesley Vale Irrigation Scheme, located on the northwest coast of Tasmania. Irrigators to benefit from the increased delivery of water are located across a number of areas of North Tasmania:

Project overview

The proposed project will harvest more than 25 gigalitres of high surety water annually from the Poatina Power Station to deliver additional water to farmers in the region. The project includes construction of:

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Dungowan Pipeline

This project saw the construction of a new delivery pipeline that connects the Calala Water Treatment Plant to the Dungowan Showground. The new 21 km delivery pipeline establishes a reliable connection from the Chaffey Dam pipeline to Tamworth’s town water supply.

It replaces 70-year-old infrastructure that was leading to 2.2 megalitres in water losses every day.

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The detailed business case project will investigate options for modernising the Coliban rural distribution network to improve the efficiency of the system and service to customers.

Project overview

The preliminary business case investigated the merits of modernising a network of 500 km of open channels and pipelines to 1,365 agricultural and rural customers located around the regional city of Bendigo.

The preliminary business case was completed in December 2022 and identified a number of modernisation options which could be further investigated as part of a detailed business case.

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The project modernised the current water supply scheme through:

Project overview

The project upgraded the Southern-Tinamba Supply Zone by replacing the upper channel system with a gravity pipeline and automation and modernisation of 32 km of the existing lower channel system.

The project has improved water efficiency through reduced losses, as well as increased water availability and security through the creation of an additional 9,700 megalitres of water for productive use.

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The Nyngan to Cobar Pipeline Stage 1 project will upgrade pumping infrastructure in the Nyngan to Cobar Water Supply System to provide long term water supply reliability and water security for the region.

The project will replace and upgrade Nyngan, Hermidale and Cobar storages pump stations. Nyngan Pump Station failed in 2019 and is not economically viable to repair. Hermidale Pump Station is in partial failure and Cobar Storages Pump Station is at the end of its useable life.

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This project will construct a new pipeline to connect Mount Morgan’s water supply to the Rockhampton water supply network.

The pipeline will support water security for the regional town of Mount Morgan, which is near Rockhampton in Central Queensland. Having reliable drinking water will help the town to grow and provide development opportunities for its community.