In this issue 
Tapping In Edition 3 2025/26, we talk about our commitment to recreational water, introduce our new Board members, and discuss our digital upgrade projects across the region.
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At 91 years old, Bob McIlvena has dedicated much of his life to understanding and managing water in the Wimmera region. His latest book, Waters of the Wimmera, has just been released and offers a detailed look at the region’s natural environment and its relationship with this precious resource.
Keep track of the rainfall across the year, all in one place, with our handy rainfall record.
These are available for collection from our 11 McLachlan Street office in Horsham.
If you are unable to make it into our office to collect a record, please call our friendly team on 1300 659 961 and they will be able to assist.
If you'd like to print your own copy, you can download the record here - Rainfall Record 2026
Our Annual Report provides information about our operations as well as detailed financial information.
The arrival of a piped water supply at Mount William Station has given new confidence to the historic Grampians farming property and helped secure its place as a five-star hospitality destination.
GWMWater is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 National Water Week Poster Competition, celebrating creativity and water awareness among students across the region.
GWMWater has progressed plans to replace a Nhill water tank which failed earlier this year, reinforcing its commitment to reliable water infrastructure for the local community.
GWMWater has taken another step towards delivering improved water quality to more rural customers.
Following a successful pilot at Ouyen in 2024, GWMWater is now rolling out its $13.56 million Clean Water for North-West Rural Communities project at Nyah and Piangil in the north of the state and at the Waranga Channel in central Victoria.
GWMWater will continue its long-standing commitment to supply recreational water across the Wimmera and Mallee after confirming plans to allocate water to support pipeline-supplied recreation lakes this summer.
All drivers must slow down to 40 km/h when passing stationary or slow-moving vehicles (under 10 km/h) that have flashing lights or sirens.
This includes:
• GWMWater vehicles with flashing lights
• Emergency vehicles
• Tow trucks
• Road maintenance vehicles
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