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Channel dewatering

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Preparing for dry conditions

Northern Victoria's current dry conditions are forecast to continue for some time.

The Victorian Government is supporting farmers across the state to prepare and respond.

More information and resources are available at the Agriculture Victoria website. Agriculture Victoria website

2019/20 Price List

The Essential Services Commission (ESC) and our Board have approved our 2019/20 prices.

A copy of the price list is available to download from our Price List page.

You can also access our pricing simulators at our Pricing Simulators page. Download a copy here.

Your Say @ GMW

We're hard at work on our pricing submission - but we want to hear what's important to you.

To do this, we're holding a number of workshops and drop-in days across the region.

Find out more and register for a workshop here.

See what else we're engaging on here.

Channel dewatering

As part of our annual winter maintenance program, we will be dewatering a number of channels.

You can check the status of your channel on this map.

GMW is warning the public to avoid direct contact with water in Lake Eppalock, Nagambie Lakes, Cairn Curran Reservoir, Tullaroop Reservoir and Waranga Basin after monitoring detected high levels of blue-green algae.

A warning has also been issued for the Loddon Valley Irrigation Area, West Loddon Water District, Rochester Irrigation Area and part of the Central Goulburn Irrigation Area. More information

Water management made easier

To help our farmers, we've teamed up with Murray Dairy to create a series of 'how-to' videos for water management.

Fact-checked by experts, filmed in the Goulburn Valley and narrated by Toolamba dairy farmer Rick Cross, the six-part video series is a great resource for irrigators to make the most of their water from season to season. Watch the videos here

GMW app relaunched

The previous version of our GMW app was experiencing a number of bugs, so we’ve launched a new version to solve the issues!

Download from the App Store.

Download from the Google Play Store. Find out more.

Current storage levels

Our Storage Levels page is updated on a daily basis.

You can keep up-to-date on levels at the storages you're interested in, and also check historical data. All water storage levels

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Lakes, Reservoirs and Dams Information

EILDON

37.47%

Last Updated 24 Jun

Previous Levels

Mar	Apr	May	Jun
39.4%	35.9%	36.0%	37.5%

Further Info

Determinations

Next announcement: 1 July 2019

System	HRWS	LRWS
Murray	100%	0%
Broken	37%	0%
Goulburn	100%	0%
Campaspe	100%	0%
Loddon	100%	0%
Bullarook	100%	100%

Determination information is provided by the Northern Victorian Resource Manager. Visit the NVRM website.

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Our Future Plan

We have developed a Strategic Plan to set the direction for our business. Learn about why we're doing this and how to be involved.

Connections Project

The Connections Project is creating a world-leading water delivery system in the Goulburn Murray Irrigation District.

Recreation Guides

These handy guides and waterway maps give visitors an overview of water storages, facilites ansd safety guidelines.

Latest News & Updates

Blue-green algae warning removed for the Lower Loddon River and Normanville Water District

Friday 7 June 2019

GMW has removed the blue-green algae warnings for the Loddon River downstream of the Loddon Weir (Fernihurst) to the confluence with the Little Murray River, including Twelve Mile Creek, and for the Normanville Water District following a significant decline in blue-green algae levels.