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South East Queenslanders visiting Seqwater’s dams, lakes and parks are being reminded to look out for snakes, as the weather heats up across the region.

Students from Mt Samson State School have taken an opportunity to name a nearby park as a way to honour the traditional owners of the land.

From flower pots that recycle drained water to devices that purify bathwater into drinking water, young students have illustrated their creativity and ideas on saving water.

Seqwater is partnering with an alternative learning centre in Brisbane to strengthen a program of educational activities at local waterways.

Seqwater has been recognised at the Safe Work and Return to Work Awards for taking action in response to an electrical safety issue that could have caused serious injury.

Seqwater has been busy protecting our region’s water supply and environment ahead of fire season, with 38 prescribed burns carried out since autumn.

Seqwater is reminding boaties to stay safe when on the water in response to an increasing number of boating-related drownings in inland waterways.

More than 5000 water experts, industry professionals and political figures from across the world will gather in Brisbane next week to discuss and debate the world’s leading water issues.

Tiny insects are being enlisted in the fight to control an invasive aquatic weed that is clogging up parts of Wappa Dam.

The upgrade is part of the Seqwater’s Dam Improvement Program and will involve constructing a parapet or wave wall on the dam’s breezeway to increase its flood mitigation capacity and safety.

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The upgrade is part of the Seqwater’s Dam Improvement Program and will involve constructing a parapet or wave wall on the dam’s breezeway to increase its flood mitigation capacity and safety.

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