News and Updates2025-07-03T12:41:27+10:00

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July 2025

One of the things that most impressed me about the Victorian water sector when I joined VicWater back in 2019, was the strong commitment to gender equity and improving the representation of women in a traditionally male-dominated industry.

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July 2025

Carbon Offsets Project

The Project Oversight Committee sub-groups are continuing their work on:

  • Designing and implementing a process to appoint Directors to the SPV
  • Developing a draft operating model and budget
  • Preparing the core procurement documents and planning for the Tranche 1 RfP.

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July 2025

One of the programs that I look after is WaterAble, which is a network for people with disability (and neurodiverse individuals) and their allies in the water sector and in 2023 WaterAble became a program of VicWater. Since then, they have continued to evolve.

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May 2025

Hi all, wow – can you believe we’re nearly halfway through the year already? Time really is flying! 

We’re in full swing planning the 2025 Annual IWN Members Conference, happening on Monday, 28 July. We’ve now launched a dedicated webpage with all the details – including the day’s program, speaker line-up, and session information. 

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