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Water Systems Overview: Yarra Valley Water
Yarra Valley Water distributes bulk water bought from Melbourne Water to 906,803 customers, and the water it handles grew 18.4% from FY2016-17 to FY2024-25 against 15.7% customer growth. Melbourne's storages stood at 69.6% in March 2026, and the corporation missed its limits for water losses (9.6%) and supply interruptions in 2025-26 while keeping 100% drinking water compliance.
- Geography
- Northern and eastern Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Edition
- November 2026, First edition
- Format
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