6 Companies

The Altogether group is owned by the Sustainable Communities Infrastructure Trust, an Australian trust managed by Morrison & Co, who is a private infrastructure investment firm. Supporting businesses that deliver essential services to local communities, it has over AUD$15bn of funds under management, with significant investments in regional-scale wind and solar generation, seawater desalination and green data centres. It is a responsible investor, with a strong commitment to ethical and sustainable business. At Altogether, we deliver reliable, localised essential services for the prosperity of people, the community and the planet by forging our own path and keeping resources and jobs local. Over 400 communities already benefit from the Altogether experience — from global leading recycled water systems at Central Park in Sydney, to efficient embedded energy networks in the iconic high rise communities of Brisbane Skytower, Q1 and Southport Central in Queensland, new towns at Huntlee and Box Hill in NSW and smartgrids at The Orchards, NSW and Seachange Toowoomba in Queensland.  

Barwon Water is Victoria's largest regional urban water corporation. We provide high quality water and sewerage services to more than 295,000 permanent residents over 8100 square kilometres. As major employer in the region, we have more than 300 operational, engineering, strategic planning, financial and administrative staff. We embrace diversity and are committed to equal opportunity and fairness in the workplace. Barwon Water (Barwon Region Water Corporation) is owned by the Victorian Government. We are a statutory body under the Water Act. Our history dates back to the establishment of the Geelong Municipal Waterworks Trust in 1908.

The Governor of New South Wales proclaimed Clarence Valley Council (CVC) on the 25 February 2004. This proclamation co-joined the former general purpose Council's of Copmanhurst, Grafton, Maclean and Pristine Waters and activities of North Coast Water and Clarence River County Council. Councils in New South Wales are supported by Integrated Planning and Reporting (IP&R) framework which is an integrated approach to all planning. We have been successfully meeting our IP&R obligations since its introduction in 2009. IP&R is also informed by other State and Regional Plans for example, the Disability Inclusion Action Plan and the North Coast Regional Plan 2036.

East Gippsland Water serves an area of 21,000 square kilometres in the far east of Victoria, which boasts some of Australia's most diverse and spectacular scenery and a population of some 45,000 people. The region's world-renowned beaches, lakes, High Country and national parks are a natural drawcard for those seeking a lifestyle change, as well as for the many tourists that make East Gippsland their getaway destination during the busy holiday months. We employ over 80 staff across the region in roles from operations, engineering and science, customer service, finance, human resources and IT.

We provide water and wastewater services to a population of 125,000 (over 60,000 customers) in 54 towns who are connected to 37 water supply systems and 26 wastewater management facilities. Our region extends from the outskirts of Melbourne in the south, to the Murray River in the north, covering approximately 20,000km 2 . With an extensive irrigation district and network of rivers and creeks our bulk water supply is principally sourced from the Goulburn, Broken, Murray, Steavenson, Rubicon and Delatite River systems and a number of smaller local streams including Sunday Creek and Seven Creeks.

THE REGIONAL AND REMOTE WATER SPECIALIST Simmonds & Bristow (Est 1965) are integrated water specialists helping regional, remote and small communities across Australia and the South Pacific make good clean water. By choosing Simmonds & Bristow for your water needs you can count on being serviced by a team of highly-skilled, professional consultants who have a wealth of industry experience and knowledge.