In October 2023, Central Highlands Water (CHW) welcomed over 100 enthusiastic locals to their Community Planting Day along the Yarrowee River. Together with members of Rotary, Friends of the Yarrowee, Mount Pleasant History Group, Friends of Canadian Corridor and Ballarat Treeworks, [...]
Central Highlands Water (CHW) was humbled to be named as a finalist in the Government Employer category of this year’s Wurreker Awards. The Wurreker Awards, hosted by The Victorian Aboriginal Education Association (VAEAI), celebrates people and organisations who passionately contribute to [...]
TRILITY Training Services and Central Highlands Water are conducting NWPTRT040 Operate and control digestion processes training in Ballarat W/C on 17 - 19 September. They have some spare slots they would like to fill. This three-day course is open to all and [...]
Central Highlands Water were pleased to announce the appointment of proud Gunditjmara woman, Renee Bosworth, as an Independent Aboriginal Delegate to the Board last month. Ms Bosworth, whose appointment will commence in August 2024, is CHW’s second Independent Aboriginal Delegate to [...]
Earlier this year, Central Highlands Water (CHW) got in touch, to ask if Jo or I would be willing to have a chat to their four female trainees. Of course we jumped at the chance and before we knew it, Jo and I [...]
Central Highlands Water (CHW) team members rolled up their sleeves on Monday 18 March to work with Environment Protection authority Victoria (EPA), City of Ballarat, Leigh Catchment Group, Diona, Friends of the Yarrowee River and Landcare Victoria as part of an [...]
October was Safe Work and National Mental Health Month and Central Highlands Water (CHW) was throwing its support behind social impact workwear brand, TradeMutt. TradeMutt’s vibrant workwear, aims to reduce Australia’s suicide rate, by encouraging tradies and workers alike to take [...]