Unitywater in Caboolture, Queensland | Public utility company

Unitywater

Locality: Caboolture, Queensland

Phone: +61 1300 086 489

Address: 33 King St. 4510 Caboolture, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.unitywater.com

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24.01.2022 Today we recognise White Ribbon Day, a day that brings people together to take action and raise awareness for the prevention of men’s violence against women. As a White Ribbon Australia Accredited Workplace, we are committed to making a difference and helping create a safer community built on respect, equality and healthy relationships. Our friends at Australia's CEO Challenge also share this commitment. #WhiteRibbonDay #NotNowNotEver #ACEOC

22.01.2022 This week we’re celebrating National NAIDOC Week and recognising this year’s theme 'Always Was, Always Will Be', which acknowledges that our First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. We’re also proud to launch our second Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), ‘Innovate’. It builds on our initiatives from the last two years and formalises our ongoing commitment to the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. #NAIDOC2020 Pictured: Members of our RAP Working Group in front of an Acknowledgement of Country plaque at our Northern Service Centre. More: unitywater.com/reconciliation-action-plan

17.01.2022 Take a (porcelain) seat, it’s story time! To celebrate World Toilet Day, we launched Harold the Hungry Toilet, a new children’s book about what should and shouldn’t go down the loo We had lots of fun (and a few giggles ) reading it at Maroochydore Library. The book was written by Unitywater’s very own Water Industry Worker, Andrew Hanifin, and illustrated by Sunshine Coast local, Kirstin Gail. ... Download your free copy at unitywater.com/activity-zone #WorldToiletDay #ThreePs

15.01.2022 Love to learn? This year’s Kids in Action Environmental Project Day was transformed into an online learning experience for students and teachers to learn about the wonderful world of plants. In this two-part video, our environmental engineer Kylie shares her knowledge of the plants and animals that inhabit Yandina Creek Wetland and the important role they play in keeping the Maroochy River healthy. ... Check out part one below and carry on to part two here: https://youtu.be/dfK1z7PK6Ao Sunshine Coast Council #KidsInAction2020

13.01.2022 Today we’re celebrating International Mens Day and the wonderful male role models in our community, including Ashley, our Scientific Services Manager. Outside of work, for the last five years, he has coached at Albany Creek Excelsior Football Club who his two sons play for. It also happens to be his boyhood club and where he played as a senior. He believes team sports are an important way to help develop male role models of the future. These community clubs all rely on volunteers, and having so many great memories growing up I wanted to give back and help the next generation to enjoy the game like I do. Ashley said. #InternationalMensDay #TalkingAboutMen

13.01.2022 Shoot for shorter shower times like Sunshine Coast Lightning and save 9 litres of water per minute! Being a Local Water Legend and saving every drop, helps protect our water supply today and for the future. For more water saving tips visit unitywater.com/legends and be a #LocalWaterLegend #WaterWise

12.01.2022 Forget #TacoTuesday, to us it's #CheckForLeaksTuesday It's really important to check your property for a hidden or concealed leak. If you have one and it's not detected early, it could cost thousands of dollars in lost water and repairs. We recommend that you check for leaks every few weeks. How to check: 1 Turn off all taps and appliances that use water.... 2 Read your water meter and write down the numbers or take a photo. 3 Wait at least one hour before reading your water meter again - remember not to use any water, even to flush the toilet. 4 If the reading has changed (last numbers or dial on the water meter), you may have a water leak. Please contact a licensed plumber to investigate. More: www.unitywater.com/leaks

12.01.2022 Leaked footage of Sunshine Coast Lightning talking tactics Know your everyday water-saving tactics and be part of the #LocalWaterLegends team at unitywater.com/legends

12.01.2022 Have you visited our artwork trail? We spotted Brooke Ritchie, local Sunshine Coast mum, visiting our larger-than-life mural on Caloundra Reservoir with her son this week. Isn’t it beautiful? Download our new artwork trail map and start exploring our transformed reservoirs, water towers and pump stations across Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and Noosa. More: unitywater.com/artworktrail

10.01.2022 NOTICE TO RESIDENTS IN DAYBORO Unitywater and Seqwater are asking the Dayboro community to continue using water wisely. Bores that supply water to your community have dropped and Seqwater is carting water to its Water Treatment Plant. Thanks for your water-saving efforts so far and being local water legends. More: unitywater.com/dayboro

09.01.2022 NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS NEAR SANDSTONE POINT Residents in the following suburbs may be experiencing low water pressure, and possibly temporary water outages, tonight while our crews repair a damaged water main: Beachmere Donnybrook Godwin Beach... Ningi Sandstone Point Toorbul Pressure could be low for up to six hours and we’re asking customers to limit water use where possible. These are emergency works to fix damage to the main by a third party contractor working on Bribie Island Road earlier today. Thank you for your patience while we safely repair the damage. See more

08.01.2022 Healthy Land and Water has released its annual Report Card which looks at the health of our waterways in South East Queensland Find out more about your catchment and what's happening in your area: https://reportcard.hlw.org.au/

01.01.2022 UPDATE (11/11/20): Warner community fill station working again The Warner community fill station on Samsonvale Road is now available to use again. We apologise for the inconvenience caused and thank residents for their patience as we resolved this. Warner community fill station currently unavailable The Warner community fill station on Samsonvale Road is currently unavailable. We are working to fix this as a priority and apologise for the inconvenience caused. We’ll post an update here and on our website (unitywater.com/fill-stations) when it’s working again. If you rely on tank water and need a top-up, we encourage you to contact a local water carrier.