Goulburn-Murray Water's 2018 Winter Works program began in May to complete a range of works across the Goulburn-Murray Irrigation District (GMID).

The entire Winter Works period is estimated to see $5.5 million spent on structure works, and approximately $4.5 million will be spent on the linear (channel remediation) works program. Find out more

If you have an existing Foreshore Occupation Licence on Goulburn-Murray Water-managed land, we have some updated licencing information which is now available.

This is following a review of all jetty and slipway licences, which included inspections of all licence areas and structures. More information

Drone technology is helping us carry out vital project work in new and innovative ways never used previously.

It will help us improve awareness and understanding of asset condition, which improves safety and reduces costs. The drone initiative is a cost-effective means of supporting our core business and improving services to our customers. Find out more here

We've launched our new interactive water level map for Lake Eildon, which allows users to view the likely shoreline at different storage levels.

A map for Lake Eppalock was launched in 2016.

You can find both maps at our Interactive Water Level Mapping page. View the maps here

Water supplied from the GMW channel network is only guaranteed during the irrigation season.

Customers are advised to make alternative arrangements for water supply during irrigation off season.

The 2018 Victorian duck hunting season is set to open on Saturday March 17 and GMW reminding those taking part to familiarise themselves with designated hunting areas at the water corporation’s lakes, dams and reservoirs. Find out more

The Minister for Water has received a report from the Strategic Advisory Panel and adopted its 30 recommendations.

The Victorian Government is supporting GMW as it navigates the challenges of climate change, a changing customer base, upgraded irrigation infrastructure and reduced water availability. Read more here

We have issued blue-green algae warnings for Laanecoorie Reservoir and Cairn Curran Reservoir. A warning for Hepburns Lagoon also remains current.

The public is being warned to avoid contact with the water and wherever possible find alternate water supplies for stock and pets. More information is available at our blue-green algae page. Find out more here