SAFETY ALERT! Flooding
52%
2024-07-27 18:15:01 DAM CAPACITY 52.00% 33.35M HEIGHT 404,527ML VOLUME
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SAFETY ALERT! Flooding
15 July 2024: Kickstart your career in water with Gladstone Area Water Board apprenticeship
15 July 2024: Local runners lacing up for the Boyne Valley 50 Trail Run
1 July 2024: New Lake Awoonga marine zone in effect from today
26 June 2024: Volunteers making waves at Aquaculture Gladstone
21 June 2024: Discover the fun at Lake Awoonga and go in the draw for a chance to share in $5,000
23 April 2024: Changes to Lake Awoonga marine zone come into effect on 1 July 2024
22 April 2024: Awoonga Dam given positive feedback in latest safety inspection
19 April 2024: Improved metering data to help support consistent and reliable water supply
18 April 2024: Don’t miss your chance to reel in up to $15,000 at Boyne Tannum HookUp
22 March 2024: Aquaculture Gladstone hits restocking milestone for the first time
15 December 2023: One million reasons for Lake Awoonga anglers to smile
15 December 2023: Gladstone Area Water Board appoints new Board member
31 October 2023: calling all thrill seekers for the 5th annual Lake Awoonga Adventure Race
24 October 2023: GAWB reveals 50 year corporate history exhibition
17 October 2023: Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline celebrate construction with a sod turning
17 October 2023: Aquaculture Gladstone makes a splash with new interpretive display for visitors
18 September 2023: Gladstone Area Water Board commemorates 50 years with tree planting day
21 August 2023: Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline Quarterly Report
21 July 2023: GAWB names new boat ramp in honour of late local fisherman
28 June 2023: Low Supply Alert lifted as Gladstone region’s future water security improves
17 March 2023: Local anglers rejoice with fish stocking underway at Lake Awoonga
16 March 2023: GAWB appoints new Board members
24 February 2023: Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline approval secures water reliability for Gladstone
18 November 2022: Gladstone Area Water Board launches new $12 million hatchery operation
20 October 2022: GAWB makes key appointment to Awoonga Dam Spillway Project
17 August 2022: Update on fish health at Lake Awoonga
20 July 2022: Adverse weather conditions and seasonal changes at Lake Awoonga impact fish health
22 March 2022: Construction contractors shortlisted for the Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline
19 January 2022: Construction EOI for the Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline project released to market
14 December 2021: Gladstone Area Water Board boosts local knowledge with new Director appointment
1 December 2021: Recent rainfall kickstarts downstream releases at Awoonga Dam
25 November: Local water lovers invited to have their say on Lake Awoonga marine zones
23 November 2021: Water provider’s technology leadership recognised on national stage
21 November 2021: Minimal inflows at Lake Awoonga despite recent rainfall
5 November 2021: Gladstone-Fitzroy Pipeline project
16 October 2021: Ride, run and paddle your way to adventure race glory at Lake Awoonga this weekend
6 August 2021: Boaties urged to play it safe at Lake Awoonga
23 July 2021: New facility boosts water infrastructure for Gladstone
28 June 2021: Gladstone Area Water Board commences Awoonga Dam Shutdown
7 April 2021: Low Supply Alert declared as capacity at Awoonga Dam continues to fall
22 March 2021: Gladstone Area Water Board taps into World Water Day 2021
15 December: Boynedale Bush Camp reopens just in time for Christmas
4 December: Gladsone Regional Council Bulk Water Prices
23 October: It’s time to make a splash and reimagine our water future
23 October: Rethinking our water saving practices in National Water Week
12 October: Lake Awoonga Adventure Race returns for its second year
18 September: Lake Awoonga Recreational Upgrades given the green light
18 September: Could you be the new Boynedale Bush Camp Caretaker?
4 September: Statement regarding incident at Lake Awoonga
25 August: Gladstone Regional Council Prospective Bulk Water Prices
1 May: Lake Awoonga Blue-Green Algae Alert Downgraded to Amber
28 April: Lake Awoonga Recreational Facilities to Reopen
25 March: Lake Awoonga Recreational Facilities and Boyndale Bush Camp Closed UntiL Further Notice
19 December 2019: Public Notice: High Blue-Green Alert at Lake Awoonga
16 December 2019: Gladstone Area Water Board looks to the future
10 December 2019: Local angler has 1,000 reasons to smile
21 November 2019: Update on the review of Gladstone Area Water Boards 2021-2025 prices
5 November 2019: Update on the review of Gladstone Area Water Board’s 2021-2025 prices
31 October 2019: Calliope River Anabranch Bridge Pipeline Renewal Project kicks off
1 October 2019: It’s time to experience Lake Awoonga like never before
1 October 2019: Review of Gladstone Area Water Board’s 2021-2025 prices
10 September 2019: Fire ban at Lake Awoonga recreational facilities
9 September 2019: Micro grants kickstart grass roots environmental initiatives
2 July 2019: Submerged Objects at Lake Awoonga
14 March 2019: Local business support key to Hook Up success
7 February 2019: Hunters reminded Lake Awoonga surrounds off limits
5 February 2019: Helping hand for grass roots environnmental initiatives
18 December 2017: Local business come aboard to help release Flinny
24 October 2017: Forcasting dam levels
18 October 2017: October 2017 Rain Event (Alert 2)
18 October 2017: October 2017 Rain Event (Alert 1)
3 October 2017: Successful Turtle Release
16 September 2017: GAWB adds value to the community
12 July 2017: Works commence on Offline Water Storage Facility
21 June 2017: Community to invorm liveability initiatives
02 June 2017: GAWB to centralise staff
26 May 2017: Water Walkers climb mountains for charity
11 May 2017: Lake Awoonga welcomes scaly new residents
18 April 2017: Three $5k Barra up for grabs
13 April 2017: Lake Awoonga to open in time for Easter
17 March 2017: Gladstone Benaraby Road Works
28 February 2017: Joint project to help control local infestation of Cats Claw Creeper
The Gladstone Area Water Board proudly acknowledges the Byellee, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang and Taribelang Bunda people as the Traditional Custodians of the Gladstone region. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and recognise the ongoing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to the land and water on which we rely.
