Cyclone Marcus is in full force with damaging wind gusts causing extensive disruptions to power supply across Darwin and the surrounding rural areas.

With flood waters starting to slowly recede in Daly River, Power and Water crews are assessing the area with a view to reconnecting power as soon as i...

Disruption to water supply means water must be boiled until water is tested and declared safe.

With current and expected rainfall, it is likely that Darwin River Dam may spill in the next 24 hours.

This evening, 29 January, the Darwin River Dam reached capacity and has started to spill.

On 1 January 2018, the responsibility for streetlights transfers from Power and Water Corporation to the road controlling authorities across the North...

Tennant Creek’s annual Christmas Tree event was held at the weekend, with 440 presents given out during the day.

Season's greetings from everyone at Power and Water! Our front counters will be closed from 25 December until we reopen on 2 January. All other call c...

Our Customer Service Centre in Katherine transformed into a festive winter wonderland with an innovative North Pole display using recycled items.

Power and Water’s $8.1 million project to replace the transmission lines from the Channel Island Power Station across the Elizabeth River reached prac...

Power and Water completed the installation of the new Emerging Compounds Treatment Technologies (ECT2) water treatment plant supplied by the Departmen...

Power and Water’s Katherine customer service coordinator Jenny Mackie is the proud recipient of a Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence Medal.

Highlights from Power and Water’s $215 million annual capital program were outlined at the Northern Territory Major Projects Conference yesterday.

Last Friday, Power and Water’s Living Water Smart program was awarded the Australian Water Association (AWA) Program Innovation award for the Darwin C...

Power and Water is vigilant that our water quality controls meet Australian Drinking Water Guidelines, which is international best practice.

Power and Water will celebrate National Water Week from 15- 21 October by partnering with the Department of Education to launch of a new series of edu...

Leak Checkers from Power and Water’s Living Water Smart team are in Katherine this week to check on the status of the hundreds of water leaks that wer...

October is one of the months of highest water demand in Katherine due to the build-up heat.

As the entity responsible for managing public water supply across the Territory, Power and Water was asked by the Department of Health to take samples...