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TasWater bills to rise $46 yearly for Tasmanian households | The Examiner - Vimarsana News

TasWater bills to rise $46 yearly for Tasmanian households | The Examiner

TasWater's new charges from July 1 will increase the average Tasmanian household water bill by $46 annually, a 3.5% rise.

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TasWater to increase water bills by 3.5 per cent from July 1 | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

TasWater to increase water bills by 3.5 per cent from July 1 | The Advocate

TasWater announces a 3.5 per cent rise in water bills starting July 1. Average Tasmanian households to pay $46 more annually.

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EDITORIAL: TasWater continues to waste Tasmanians' money | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: TasWater continues to waste Tasmanians' money | The Advocate

Examining TasWater's decision to spend public funds on a rebrand instead of improving services and lowering bills.

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TasWater spends $103,000 on rebrand as living costs bite | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

TasWater spends $103,000 on rebrand as living costs bite | The Advocate

State-owned TasWater pays $103,000 for rebranding, including new logo and signage, while customers struggle with bills.

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Yarra Valley Water inspires a shift to shorter showers in latest campaign via Think HQ - Vimarsana News

Yarra Valley Water inspires a shift to shorter showers in latest campaign via Think HQ

Melburnians are being encouraged to take a closer look at their time spent in the shower and consider creative ways to shave down those minutes. Yarra Valley Water’s new “Shower Shorter. Save Water” campaign by purpose-driven integrated communications agency Think HQ, aims to remind Victorians that