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  • Water Talks in Renmark

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    We were in Renmark last week (15 November 2017) asking customers how we should deliver services in the future.

    The River Murray featured strongly in the feedback we gathered, with locals keen to protect the integrity of waterways.

    “One of the things I didn’t know was that SA Water has an allocation from the River Murray – I’d previously just assumed you took what you want,” said Camillo Rapsiarda.

    Diana Van Dam picked up on another key point – the different types of experiences and uses for water that our customers have.

    “Listening to the ‘blockies’ who live out of the main town area showed the difference in water use and issues between people on the land and in town. There was a diverse group of people in the room, with very different ideas and questions, which made it really interesting,” she said.

    If you’d like to add your voice to the conversation, visit watertalks.sawater.com.au.


  • Water Talks in Port Pirie

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    We hit the road to Port Pirie last week (14 November 2017), gathering customer views to help inform our business planning.

    Pirie locals didn’t hold back, but said they learned a lot throughout the night too.

    “I knew there was a process getting water to us, but didn’t realise there was so much involved in taking it away afterwards. There’s a lot you do that people like me just don’t know, and you should tell them more!” said Amanda White.

    Pirie resident Anthony Pisani said “People are quick to criticise when something goes wrong, but the quality of water is good and it’s rare something goes wrong. The price of water could always be cheaper though!”

    If you’d like to add your voice to the conversation, visit the 'join in' tab here.