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| The Power and Water Corporation is the Northern Territory of Australia's provider of electricity, water and sewerage services. We are one of the largest businesses in the Territory with assets in excess of $1.2 billion and servicing 77,000 customers. | |||||
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Power and Water are again sponsoring the Tropical Garden Spectacular this year, held on the weekend of 9 - 10 August in Darwin’s Botanic Gardens. Staff will be on hand to talk to visitors about water efficiency in the garden and around the home. |
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As an election has been called for 9 August in the Territory, Power and Water Corporation advise that any election material placed on its assets will be removed. These assets include power poles, street lights, sub stations and water pipes. As well as the obvious health and safety risks, the Corporation is apolitical and has a long-standing policy not to allow political advertising to be placed on assets. Power and Water staff will remove all political advertising material from assets, and these will be stored in the main operational yard in each Northern Territory town or city, for collection by candidates. |
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The Undergrounding Power Project has now been completed in Nightcliff with around 700 properties now having underground power. Work to underground the power supply to around 675 properties in Rapid Creek commenced in October 2006 with the first 343 properties due to be completed by mid-2008. The remaining properties are due to be completed by late 2008. Design work has commenced on Millner, which is the next suburb programmed for undergrounding power. |
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Power and Water Corporation is inviting members of Katherine’s business community to its Business @ Sundown event - a sundown tour that’s definitely off the tourist track, on Thursday 31st July. |
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Winter Water Wise Gardens Now that Top Enders are well into the dry and new plants are being established in gardens in Central Australia at this time of the year, gardeners are encouraged to check how their garden is going and to monitor their watering needs. In association with the Nursery and Garden Industry NT, Power and Water have developed some helpful tips on how to water more effectively and efficiently. Did you know that in the Top End we have ‘skeletal’ soil that requires less water more frequently? or that in the arid Centre natives do much better than imported species? Don't forget we also have two great publications with lots more information - How to create a water wise garden in Central Australia and How to create a water wise garden in the Top End. |
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Power and Water invite you to stop by, ‘take five’ and enjoy a glass of cool, sparkling water at it’s show stand show this year. Many people at the Alice Springs Show visited the stand and we look forward to seeing you at the Tennant Creek, Katherine and Darwin Shows. > > > |
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The Power and Water Corporation, Melaleuca Awards for Environmental Excellence, were announced this afternoon at a ceremony at Parliament House. The Awards which have been presented since 2003, recognise the environmental initiatives and efforts of the community across Territory schools, businesses, community groups and individuals. > > > |
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The Northern Territory’s Power and Water Corporation is the latest recruit to the savewater!® Alliance Inc., a one-stop-shop for water conservation information. Developed to create a central resource for information about water conservation, the alliance works with member water businesses, government agencies and product companies to deliver water conservation programs throughout Australia. > > > |
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Power and Water Corporation will host Health and Safety Managers from energy companies around Australia at the Energy Networks Association, Health, Safety & Environment Committee meeting on Thursday 5th and Friday 6th June. The Energy Networks Association (ENA) is the peak national body representing gas and electricity distribution businesses throughout Australia with a focus on achieving injury free workplaces and nationally consistent safety and environment codes and regulations. > > > |
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