CQW&STG Coordinator Scott Mason brings decades of experience and a deep belief that councils achieve more when they work together. His journey into the water sector may have begun by chance, but today he is passionate about helping councils across Central Queensland tackle shared challenges and build a more sustainable future.

A cross-alliance Lagoon Desludging Preassessment Project is improving wastewater management across the region.

WIMWA is preparing to trial a cutting-edge Smart Sewer and Artificial Intelligence (AI) initiative.

Matthew Brennan and Leigh Frame from GBA Consulting Engineers coordinate three QWRAP regions supporting 21 regional and remote councils.

With nine active QWRAP regions now operating across the state, 2026 is shaping up to be a year defined by investment in capability, smarter systems, and coordinated regional action.

Three QWRAP Alliances are working together to deliver safe, secure and sustainable water services across vast distances and harsh conditions in Outback Queensland.

The QWRAP partners were proud to host a booth at the 129th Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) Annual Conference, held from 20–22 October on the Gold Coast.

The 2025 Chairs and Coordinators Forum brought together regional leaders, government representatives, and industry experts to collaborate on the future of urban water management in Queensland.

Hidden danger exposed for water operators working on elevated reservoirs: electromagnetic energy (EME) from telecommunications equipment.