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25.01.2022 Frankston Golf Club and Robinsons Park will tee off with the right water for the job thanks to a $500,000 recycled water project announced today by the Minister for Water Peter Walsh. The Robinsons Road Recycled Water project will provide class A recycled water to irrigate Frankston Golf Club and Robinsons Park, potentially saving up to 76 megalitres of drinking water each year. Recycled water will improve playing surfaces and drought-proof water supply to keep both sites right water green. This project will be jointly funded by the State Government, Frankston City Council and Frankston Golf Club.

22.01.2022 Melbourne is the proud home of great icons that use the right water for the job. Congratulations to Federation Square, Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne Zoo, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Yarra Trams and Flemington Racecourse and Victoria Racing Club on finding innovative ways to reduce our reliance on precious tap water.

22.01.2022 As National Water Week kicks off we're celebrating the great work being done by Melbourne's icons in using the right water for the job. Congratulations to Federation Square on saving 89 million litres of tap water since 2008 and keeping this great public space #rightwater green and clean.

22.01.2022 There is nothing more distinctively Melbourne at Cup Carnival time than Flemington's world famous rose garden. Through using the right water for the job, the southern hemisphere's largest public rose garden is in perfect bloom. With the support of City West Water, Flemington is on track to save millions of litres of tap water each year. http://bit.ly/1wH92BM

19.01.2022 Barwon Water are using the right water for the job in Armstrong Creek and Torquay North. Recycled water is the right water for keeping gardens green and flushing toilets, ultimately saving up to 2.7 billion litres of tap water. http://bit.ly/1wBgehI

19.01.2022 Who doesn't love visiting all the animals at the zoo?! Did you know, water plays a huge role in ensuring the animals live in naturalistic, diverse and clean environments. All of Zoos Victoria's sites have implemented a range of programs to keep their premises right water clean and green. http://bit.ly/1jGKsL9 Zoos Victoria

17.01.2022 East Gippsland Water are using the right water for keeping Bairnsdale Racecourse green, ensuring ideal conditions for race meetings throughout the year. Replacing tap water with recycled water from the Bairnsdale Wastewater Treatment Plant wherever possible has dramatically reduced the racecourse's use of drinking water. The course consumes around 33 megalitres of water a year (roughly equivalent to 33 Olympic size swimming pools). http://bit.ly/1wAASAp

17.01.2022 While most of us know the Melbourne Cricket Ground as the home of AFL football, what you may not know is it's also home to Victoria's largest underground water recycling facility. Over the last two years, the facility has recycled 240 million litres of water, which is equivalent to 96 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Recycled water is the right water for keeping Yarra Park green, for flushing toilets and keeping the MCG clean.

14.01.2022 Who is at #EmiratesMelbourneCup today? Share your photos beside Flemington's world famous rose garden. Not at the track? Let's see how using the right water for the job at home keeps your flowers in perfect bloom!

13.01.2022 There are lots of great examples of the right water for the job being used throughout our local communities. Rainwater from the roof is the right water to keep our gardens green, our cars and clothes clean, and even flush our toilets.

11.01.2022 Ever wondered how the Royal Botanic Gardens stays so green and lush? By choosing the right water for the job! The innovative Working Wetlands project collects, cleans and stores rainwater that is used to irrigate the Gardens overnight. Thanks to Working Wetlands, the Gardens continue to reduce their reliance on drinking water. As an added bonus, the water in the lakes has also improved with a reduction in nutrient levels and the lowest level of blue-green algae outbreaks in years. Fun facts for the last 12 months: - Water consumption at Royal Botanic Gardens, Cranbourne was recorded at 30,271 kilolitres, representing a 26 per cent decrease from the previous year - Cranbourne Gardens also reduced its use of irrigation water by 80,000 kilolitres.

09.01.2022 Rainwater harvested from tram depot roofs is the right water for keeping Melbourne's iconic trams clean. Through the 'greendepot' program, Yarra Trams is saving more than seven million litres of tap water each year. http://bit.ly/1q1SyRB

05.01.2022 Investment in the right water for the job continues to flow through yet another great regional city! Geelong will receive $1 million to develop the city’s first whole-of-water-cycle management plan. Living Geelong will provide a vision and implementation plan for how Geelong can ensure the right mix of reliable water sources are in place to create a more liveable, sustainable and productive city. http://www.livingvictoria.vic.gov.au/... City of Greater Geelong Council