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Wannon Water We want people to live happily, play safely and enjoy our region. Water helps make that possible. From the Grampians to the coast.

Every day, we supply South West Victoria with sustainable water services, while leading our communities towards a healthier, more prosperous future. It’s a commitment that we’re proud to make to the region we call home. We’re your local, dependable experts

From the South Australian border to the Otways. Our services take care of more than 30 communities, including residents, farmers, businesses and industries. It’s our responsibility to supply you with fresh water, from source to tap, and manage sewage to protect your health and wellbeing. Putting people first comes naturally to us so we’re here to help with more affordable, reliable and personalised service. You’ll see us around, in towns and on streets, maintaining and upgrading the pipes, pump stations and treatment plants we all need. We’re making a real and positive difference

As locals, we’re driven to shape our region for the better. We’re committed to working with our communities and strategic partners to support the health and wellbeing of our people and protect our natural environment. We simply believe it’s the right thing to do and it all comes back to our greater vision to go beyond water for stronger communities. It’s about delivering sustainable water services together with positive change for our region – and we’re proud to be leading the way.

02/11/2026

We’re inviting everyday people to nominate for our Community Panel. This is an opportunity to learn about our challenges and help us plan for and prioritise our water and sewerage services for the years ahead.

You can get up to $500 if you’re selected and attend all sessions.

What's the commitment?

- Session 1 (Online): Tuesday 2 February, 5:45pm-9pm
- Session 2 (Warrnambool): Saturday 6 February, 8:45am-5pm
- Session 3 (Warrnambool): Saturday 20 February, 8:45am-5pm

Expressions of Interest close on Sunday, 22 November. Find out more and nominate to join at We’re inviting everyday people to nominate for our Community Panel. This is an opportunity to learn about our challenges and help us plan for and prioritise our water and sewerage services for the years ahead.

You can get up to $500 if you’re selected and attend all sessions.

What's the commitment?

- Session 1 (Online): Tuesday 2 February, 5:45pm-9pm
- Session 2 (Warrnambool): Saturday 6 February, 8:45am-5pm
- Session 3 (Warrnambool): Saturday 20 February, 8:45am-5pm

Expressions of Interest close on Sunday, 22 November. Find out more and nominate to join at https://engage.wannonwater.com.au/community-panel

Got a question? Contact our Engagement Team on 1300 926 666

Got a question? Contact our Engagement Team on 1300 926 666

Flashback Friday! Occupational health and safety considerations weren’t high on the list for water authorities back in 1...
30/10/2026

Flashback Friday!

Occupational health and safety considerations weren’t high on the list for water authorities back in 1939, judging by these images from our archives!

A group of men, and even a schoolboy, are perched casually on the edge of Terang’s water storage tank watching the water flow in for the first time.

The 2.5 megalitre tank, on Bradshaw’s Hill, was built as part of the Otway Water Supply Scheme and is still in use today.

Terang was connected to the Otway scheme in early 1939. Prior to that, Lake Terang served as the primary source of drinking water for the early township. At times over the years the lake dried up completely and, in 1933, the peat bed caught on fire and burnt for weeks.

The need for a reliable water supply became obvious in 1916 when a disastrous fire destroyed 14 shops along High Street, including a bank, two chemists, coach factory and billiard hall. The fire brigade and a large body of willing workers were quickly on the scene, but owing to the absence of an adequate water supply, very little could be done to combat the blaze.

29/10/2026

Looking for an opportunity to kickstart your career with us (or know someone who is)? Apply for one of the five great traineeships on offer in 2027!

Gain practical skills in a welcoming, professional environment while getting a nationally recognised qualification. You’ll earn while you learn.

Check out our traineeships in IT, communications, customer support and engagement, assets, information management and finance, and civil maintenance.

Find out more and apply at https://westvic.org.au/job-vacancies/wannon-water-traineeships-2027/

Read about our current trainees experience here: https://www.wannonwater.com.au/community-and-environment/news-and-events/news/insights-from-our-2026-trainees/

Pump ragging might sound like a new dance move, but it’s a serious issue for our maintenance crews!It’s caused by wet wi...
27/10/2026

Pump ragging might sound like a new dance move, but it’s a serious issue for our maintenance crews!

It’s caused by wet wipes, rags, hair and other items making their way into our sewerage systems. These don’t break down when flushed and can get caught in our pumps’ propellers.

Help keep our systems running smoothly, only flush the three Ps – p*e, poo and (toilet) paper!

Running a small business can be challenging. If you’re having trouble paying your water bill, we can help with options i...
26/10/2026

Running a small business can be challenging. If you’re having trouble paying your water bill, we can help with options including payment extensions, temporary payment pauses and bonus credits.

Need more time? You can apply for a one-off payment extension of up to two weeks through myWannonWater. If you need longer, get in touch with our team.

Bonus credits can also help eligible small businesses struggling to get on top of their bills. Businesses with fewer than 20 full-time equivalent employees may be able to receive bonus credits when making regular on-time payments. For every third payment, we can add a matching bonus credit, up to $1,700 per year.

Call us on 1300 926 666 or visit https://www.wannonwater.com.au/bills-accounts/help-paying-your-bill/ to find out more.

22/10/2026

To celebrate all the fantastic entries we received for our National Water Week poster competition, we’re giving $400 to three schools for a sustainability project of their choice!

And the winners are...

South Warrnambool Kindergarten
Branxholme Wallacedale Community School
Story House Early Learning Warrnambool

Congratulations to the winners, we can’t wait to see your sustainability projects in action!

21/10/2026

It’s National Water Week and we’re excited to announce the winners for this year’s poster competition!

Thanks to the 334 students from 12 schools across the region who shared their water heroes with us.

A huge congratulations to our winners:

🏆Kinder Collaborative
1st - King’s College Early Learning Centre
2nd - South Warrnambool Kindergarten
🏆Kinder Individual
1st - Theo
2nd – Lilly
🏆Prep
1st - Connor
2nd - Hannah
3rd - Jack H
🏆Years 1-2
1st - Olivia M
2nd - Jodie T
3rd - Thijs K
🏆Years 3-4
1st - Phoebe
2nd - Meggie
3rd – Nat
🏆Years 5-6
1st - Gus
2nd - Millie
3rd – Nethum
🏆Years 7-8
1st – Pippa M
2nd – Eli

Check out their amazing designs below!

This competition was run in partnership with Glenelg Hopkins CMA and Southern Rural Water.

It’s almost time for our final Warrnambool Women’s Mentor March of 2026! We’re getting up early for a morning session on...
19/10/2026

It’s almost time for our final Warrnambool Women’s Mentor March of 2026!

We’re getting up early for a morning session on Wednesday 4 November.

Together with Women's Health and Wellbeing Barwon South West, we’re excited to invite you to join at 7am at the Beach Kiosk on Pertobe Rd in Warrnambool.

This is a space to meet other local professionals and share ideas about how we can strengthen connection, inclusivity and equality in our workplaces.

It’s free to join but please register here: https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-warrnambool-women-s-mentor-march

We’ve called this a women’s walk — but all are welcome. Creating equitable workplaces is something we all have a role in.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

A big thanks to the team at are-able Warrnambool who are helping us re-label some of our merchandise bottles. After a pr...
16/10/2026

A big thanks to the team at are-able Warrnambool who are helping us re-label some of our merchandise bottles.

After a printing error meant the bottles couldn’t be used as they were, we got new stickers to give them a second life, saving them from landfill.

We couldn’t have done it without the are-able team. A win-win collaboration!

15/10/2026

Ever wondered where your water comes from?

There are still some spots available to join our Warrnambool Water Treatment Plant Open Day on Thursday, 22 October!

Everyone is welcome, bring your family, friends or colleagues along to a fun-filled session of learning and exploration!

You’re guaranteed to come away with a new appreciation for all the work that goes into getting your water to your tap.

Tours are free but spots are limited, so register to secure your place today: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/warrnambool-water-treatment-plant-open-day-national-water-week-2026-tickets-1998166887951

Address

25 Gateway Road
Warrnambool, VIC
3280

Opening Hours

Monday 8:15am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:15am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:15am - 5pm
Thursday 8:15am - 5pm
Friday 8:15am - 5pm

Telephone

1300926666

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