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This Discussion Paper outlines IPART’s proposed approach to setting prices for wholesale water and sewerage services for Sydney Water and Hunter Water.

This Determination is the legal instrument for the pricing decisions relating to the maximum water management prices, consent transaction charges, meter service and reading charges, and ancillary service charges that we set for the Water Administr

The Final Report sets out our prices and decisions for our review of the maximum prices for the Water Administration Ministerial Corporation (WAMC). The prices will apply from 1 July 2016.

Fact Sheet for WaterNSW review on Rural bulk water prices general overview

Fact Sheet for Murray Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Lowbidgee Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Murrumbidgee Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Lachlan Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Macquarie Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Peel Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Namoi Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Gwydir Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Border Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet for Fish River Scheme on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal.

Fact Sheet for South Coast Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal.

Fact Sheet 11 for Hunter Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

Fact Sheet 10 for North Coast Valley on Issues Paper for WaterNSW's rural bulk water pricing proposal

MEDIA RELEASE2017-18 RATE PEG FOR NSW LOCAL COUNCILS29 November 2016Continuing low inflation and minimal growth in council costs will limit the increase in the general income local councils can recover to 1.5% in 2017-18.