South East Queenslanders are being encouraged to use water wisely at home and outside, with recent rainfall across South East Queensland having little impact on dam levels.

More than 14,000 trees have been planted throughout Baroon Pocket Dam catchment to protect and improve water quality on the Sunshine Coast.

As holidaymakers descend to South East Queensland lakes to getaway from the hustle and bustle of the everyday, visitors are being reminded to put safety first.
 

Outdoor enthusiasts looking to visit South East Queensland’s lakes during the Easter long weekend are being reminded to Play it safe and be aware of any temporary closures to recreation following...

South East Queenslanders are being urged to make water savings their number one New Year’s resolution as SEQ dam levels decline and hot, dry conditions continue.

The latest water supply assessment by...

For Gold Coast residents, the Nerang River is not only a source of water supply but a place of recreation – a perfect spot to go fishing or kayaking. For Kombumerri people, such as Traditional Owner...

Seqwater has been working to install a replacement pipeline between Macleay and Lamb Islands following a recent leak.

We will temporarily turn off water supply overnight on Saturday 10 July to...

South East Queenslanders are being urged to continue conserving water, with the region’s drinking water supply only increasing by one per cent, despite the weekend rain.

​​With recent rain boosting lake levels across South East Queensland, boaties and swimmers are being warned of the dangers submerged and semi-submerged hazards.

Rangers and compliance officers who patrol South East Queensland’s lakes and parks say vital resources are being tied up with repeated callouts to assist stranded boats.