Media Archive
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                Nature's filters: shellfish show nutrient reduction potential in Unitywater waterway restoration trial28 October 2025Featured News ArticleAn innovative trial in the Pine River, evaluating the potential for shellfish reefs to improve water quality through nutrient filtration, has shown promising results nearly two years after installation. 
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                Good Samaritan Catholic College takes out Unitywater Lightning Cup27 October 2025Featured News ArticleOn Friday, more than 800 primary school students participated in the Unitywater Lightning Cup, a netball carnival hosted by Unitywater and Sunshine Coast Lightning at the Sunshine Coast Netball Association on Fisherman’s Road in Maroochydore. 
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                Unitywater scholarship applications open for UniSC students23 October 2025Featured News ArticleApplications are open for three Unitywater scholarships, awarded to University of the Sunshine Coast students each year to help them kick-start their careers. 
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                Unitywater replaces water meters across its service region16 October 2025Featured News ArticleUnitywater is replacing water meters nearing the end of their ten-to-fifteen-year lifecycle in Beachmere, Buderim, Cooroibah, Kallangur, Mons, Nambour and Peregian Beach this October as part of a $400 million investment to renew and enhance its water and wastewater network. 
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                Unitywater leads the way in electrical safety with arc flash mitigation9 October 2025Featured News ArticleUnitywater has assessed more than 1,000 electrical switchboards for arc flash risk in a program that is establishing new safety standards for Queensland water utilities. 
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                Unitywater and UniSC research agreement delivering innovation that improves environmental performance8 October 2025Featured News ArticleUnitywater and the University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC) have signed a $1.1 million agreement to undertake research that delivers environmental outcomes across Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and Noosa. 
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                Unitywater relines 53km of wastewater pipes to reduce odour, customer impacts2 October 2025Featured News ArticleUnitywater crews are relining four wastewater pipes a day as part of a $400 million replacements and renewals program to improve water and wastewater assets over the next five years. 
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                Unitywater ready for new assurance process29 September 2025Media ReleaseUnitywater has acknowledged the State Government's decision to implement a price monitoring process for South-East Queensland's two water distributor-retailers, as a mechanism that could further demonstrate transparency of pricing to the region's customers. 
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                Unitywater checks for pipe problems with 'smoke testing'10 September 2025Media ReleaseUnitywater has started its annual smoke testing program across the Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay to proactively identify defects in its maintenance holes and faults in private plumbing to find and fix entry points for stormwater. 
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                New water meters for Beachmere Cooroibah Mons Nambour Palmwoods and Sunrise Beach9 September 2025Media ReleaseUnitywater is replacing water meters nearing the end of their ten-to-fifteen-year lifecycle in Beachmere, Cooroibah, Mons, Nambour, Palmwoods and Sunrise Beach this month as part of a $400 million investment to renew and enhance the water and wastewater network across its service region. 
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                Unitywater unveils mural on Bray Park pump station5 September 2025Media ReleaseUnitywater has unveiled a vivid mural reflecting Moreton Bay’s local wildlife on its brick wastewater pump station on Francis Road in Bray Park, painted by local artist Daniel Krause. 
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                Peregian Beach water reservoir undergoes renewal works2 September 2025Media ReleaseThe iconic water reservoir along David Low Way at Peregian Beach is under construction to conduct routine structural maintenance, including replacing the roof, and have its artwork façade refreshed. 
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                Unitywater opens applications for paid Vacation Work Program28 August 2025Media ReleaseUnitywater has opened applications for university students across Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and Noosa to join its three-month Vacation Work Program. 
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                Unitywater reveals top 10 wastewater blockage hotspots18 August 2025Media ReleaseUnitywater is asking residents to be more mindful about what is being flushed down the toilet or rinsed down the sink, after revealing a top ten list of wastewater network blockages during 2024/25. 
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                Unitywater completes Waraba milestone sealing off five-storey underground wet well14 August 2025Media ReleaseA 350-tonne crane has lifted a 35-tonne slab into place to seal off a five-storey underground wet well marking an important milestone for Unitywater’s Waraba Wastewater Network Project during a period of unprecedented growth for the region. 
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                Unitywater unveils roadside artwork on Noosa Parade28 July 2025Media ReleaseA green roadside cabinet that powers essential wastewater services near Garth Prowd Bridge in Noosa Heads has had a facelift, with local artist Sammy Ray Jones transforming it with an eye-catching mural. 
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                Cultural heritage items from Unitywater project site in museum23 July 2025Media ReleaseAn exhibition that explores the stories of why people came to the Moreton Bay region in the 1800s features items from the Morayfield Plantation site, where Unitywater is progressing a nutrient offset project. 
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                Mangrove odour on the nose for local residents22 July 2025Media ReleaseBli Bli, Golden Beach, Newport, Clontarf, Scarborough and Redcliffe residents have experienced something 'on the nose' since the weather cooled down, with investigations determining the odour has been caused by mangroves. 
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                New water meters for Buderim, Burpengary, Kallangur, Morayfield, Mountain Creek, Nambour, Sippy Downs, and Sunshine Beach11 July 2025Media ReleaseUnitywater is identifying and replacing water meters nearing the end of their ten-to-fifteen-year lifecycle in Buderim, Burpengary, Kallangur, Morayfield, Mountain Creek, Nambour, Sippy Downs, and Sunshine Beach this month. 
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                Mineral used to treat heartburn also helps reduce sewage odour10 July 2025Media ReleaseA mineral used to treat heartburn is also being used to reduce odour, prevent blockages and prolong the life of Unitywater’s wastewater network. 
 
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
                    