QLD Government's smart approach to using water...

The State Government has announced its strategy to increase and diversify water supplies to alleviate the unprecedented pressures on our water resources. Read how.

Your local council is a great source of information...

If you'd like more information about your water supply, local water restrictions, or ways to save water in your area, contact your local council.

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A change to this website

The Waterforever website was originally created as the central source of information in support of the South East Queensland Regional Drought Strategy developed by SEQWater, the Queensland Government and 13 regional councils in partnership.

The aim of the website was to educate and inform the community and businesses about drought management, water restrictions and water saving methods.

New places to find information
The Queensland Water Commission has taken over responsibility for the South East Queensland Regional Drought Strategy.

This means the information previously housed on this Waterforever website can now be found in a number of other locations as detailed below.

For details on SEQ dams and related activities...

You can find details on SEQWater dams such as water levels, recreational facilities, water quality and flood management, by going to SEQWater.

For businesses...

Seeking to find out more about the Business Water Efficiency Program (BWEP) which aims to assist in reducing water consumption, improve financial performance and build positive community profiles for businesses practicing water efficiency, you can go to Business Water Efficiency Program.

For details on water restrictions for householders and businesses...

Wanting to know about water restrictions, water consumption, water saving tips, water rebates, purified recycled water and related information, you can find it at Queensland Water Commission.