Blue-Green Algae (BGA) Alerts

Goulburn-Murray Water is warning the public to avoid contact with water in Cairn Curran Reservoir after monitoring detected high levels of blue-green algae.

Warning signs will be placed at major recreational areas.

It is recommended that alternative supplies for stock drinking be used.

• Stock and other animals should be kept away from recently irrigated areas.
• Stock and pets should be kept away from the water.
• Watering of edible garden plants should be avoided. 

For further information customers can click here.

For further information on blue-green algae see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Goulburn-Murray Water is warning the public to avoid contact with water in Newlyn Reservoir after monitoring detected high levels of blue-green algae.

Warning signs have been placed at major recreational areas.

It is recommended that alternative supplies for stock drinking be used.

• Stock and other animals should be kept away from recently irrigated areas.
• Stock and pets should be kept away from the water.
• Watering of edible garden plants should be avoided. 

For further information customers can click here.

For further information on blue-green algae see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Goulburn-Murray Water is warning the public to avoid contact with water in Hepburns Lagoon including the Hepburns Race after monitoring detected high levels of blue-green algae.

Warning signs have been placed at major recreational areas.

It is recommended that alternative supplies for stock drinking be used.

• Stock and other animals should be kept away from recently irrigated areas.
• Stock and pets should be kept away from the water.
• Watering of edible garden plants should be avoided. 

For further information customers can click here.

For further information on blue-green algae see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Goulburn-Murray Water is warning the public to avoid contact with water in Torgannah Lagoon after monitoring detected high levels of blue-green algae.

Warning signs have been placed at major recreational areas.

It is recommended that alternative supplies for stock drinking be used.

• Stock and other animals should be kept away from recently irrigated areas.
• Stock and pets should be kept away from the water.
• Watering of edible garden plants should be avoided. 

For further information customers can click here.

For further information on blue-green algae see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Goulburn-Murray Water is warning the public to avoid contact with water in the Murray Valley Irrigation Area No. 4 Channel dowsntream of Lorenz Road, after monitoring detected high levels of blue-green algae.

It is recommended that alternative supplies for stock drinking be used.

• Stock and other animals should be kept away from recently irrigated areas.
• Stock and pets should be kept away from the water.
• Watering of edible garden plants should be avoided. 

For further information customers can click here.

For further information on blue-green algae see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Goulburn-Murray Water is warning the public to avoid contact with water in Gum Lagoon near Gunbower, after monitoring detected high levels of blue-green algae.

It is recommended that alternative supplies for stock drinking be used.

• Stock and other animals should be kept away from recently irrigated areas.
• Stock and pets should be kept away from the water.
• Watering of edible garden plants should be avoided. 

For further information customers can click here.

For further information on blue-green algae see our Frequently Asked Questions.

Goulburn-Murray Water is warning the public to avoid contact with water in the No.2 Lagoon after monitoring detected high levels of blue-green algae.

The No.2 Lagoon is also known locally as Turners Lagoon & Phyland Lagoons and is near the town of Gunbower.

It is recommended that alternative supplies for stock drinking be used.

• Stock and other animals should be kept away from recently irrigated areas.
• Stock and pets should be kept away from the water.
• Watering of edible garden plants should be avoided. 

For further information customers can click here.

For further information on blue-green algae see our Frequently Asked Questions.