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Power and Water’s Woods Street Substation in the Darwin CBD will soon tell the story of Barramundi Dreaming by Larrakia artists Tony, Trent and Jason ...

Power and Water is about to commence its bi-annual vegetation maintenance program in Alice Springs with a focus on balancing power supply reliability ...

Work is progressing well on the construction of a new water treatment plant to service the community of Laramba, located 205km North West of Alice Spr...

You are invited to the Darwin River Dam open day to celebrate its 50th Anniversary.

Territorians are encouraged to have their say on Power and Water’s proposed plans for how we will invest in the electricity network to meet the commun...

Works will start next Monday 16 May to upgrade the sewer network at the intersection of Lakeside Drive and Trower Road, Alawa.

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Power and Water is continuing to investigate long term water supply solutions for the remote community of Yuelamu as it assesses and implements short ...

Nine community organisations and initiatives that will make a difference to the lives of Territorians are set to benefit from Power and Water’s 2022 C...

Construction of Australia’s largest PFAS treatment plant will reach another milestone as it is integrated into Katherine’s water treatment system.

Power and Water is working with the remote community of Yuelamu to deliver a long term, secure and safe supply of drinking water.

Power and Water is continuing to drive research and development and infrastructure upgrades to protect and improve drinking water quality across the N...

Darwin River Dam is full for the first time since 2018.

Territorians are again at the forefront of Power and Water’s decisions about our future electricity delivery plan.

Power and Water wants to hear from our customers about how we are doing so that we can continue to improve the way we work.

A new report from Power and Water has highlighted what our customers want us to consider as we develop our electricity delivery plan for the future.

Power and Water customers may notice a change in their invoices over the next few months as a result of delayed water meter readings.

Power and Water’s popular That’s My Water! sustainability and STEM program is heading back to Territory schools for the seventh year.

Eight new apprentices from across the Territory have kicked off their career with Power and Water this week with induction workshops in Darwin.

Primary school students from four Darwin schools presented their ideas for solutions to Darwin’s water challenges today, coinciding with the start of ...