Power and Water is continuing replacement works for some of Alice Springs’ street trees as part of its vegetation management program.

“The world needs science and science needs women and girls”: Celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Power and Water has issued a timely reminder that while every drop of the monsoon rain falling over the catchment is helpful, none of us can become co...

With plenty of rain in the Katherine region, Power and Water has been monitoring the river carefully.

Power and Water has developed emergency management plans in the event that the Katherine River has a sudden inflow of runoff water that impacts its qu...

NT WorkSafe has released a Safety Alert warning of the potential electrical safety risks posed by damaged, defective or degraded overhead electrical i...

The forecast of early wet season rains under La Niña conditions is welcome news after two years of low rainfall. However, it also brings with it a pot...

Power and Water will commence its bi-annual vegetation maintenance program in Alice Springs this week with a focus on balancing power supply reliabili...

More than 3,000 students from Darwin and Katherine schools have completed Power and Water Corporation’s innovative school-based water conservation pro...

Power and Water Corporation’s Jethro Laidlaw has been named the Northern Territory recipient of a national industry award celebrating mateship, compas...

Power and Water’s annual Leak Check Program wrapped up in Katherine recently, finding that a staggering one in five homes has a potential leak.

Power and Water Corporation has reported almost three times the number of power outages over the last two months caused by wildlife, predominantly bat...

Power and Water is a long-time Darwin Festival supporter and it’s incredibly rewarding to see it evolve each year.

Power and Water Corporation is ramping up its battle against roosting bats, or flying foxes, which have been causing frequent overnight power outages ...

Power and Water’s Living Water Smart Leak Checkers will be in Katherine next week to detect potential leaks in residential homes.

After a successful first year, Power and Water is again offering up to 10 community grants worth $2,000 each for innovative projects and events in 202...

Katherine’s pilot PFAS water treatment plant has successfully treated over 1 billion litres of groundwater.

Power and Water Corporation is continuing to enable energy transformation in remote Northern Territory communities with a new project to install a 970...

Power and Water Corporation has welcomed grant funding from the Australian Government to conduct a feasibility study into the future of microgrids to ...

Power and Water Corporation has today named Ms Djuna Pollard as its new CEO, effective Monday, 15 June 2020. Ms Pollard has been acting CEO since Dec...