Helpful Links

General information

• View your Water Access Licence on the NSW Water Register

• View river levels, water availability and more on Water Insights

• View recent DPE Water Allocation Statements

WaterNSW

• Schedule a call with WaterNSW to discuss your water licencing queries

• All WaterNSW Customer forms (e.g., change of details, water ordering, faulty meters, meter recording and reporting)

  • Register for iWAS

  • Change of customer details

  • Water order form (hard copy)

  • S91i faulty meter forms: reporting form, extension form, completion form

  • Don’t require a meter - recording and reporting form (CI250)

  • Meter - monthly recording and reporting form (CI244/244A)

  • Cease to take conditions don not apply form (CI244)

  • Pause BLR water take form (Cl244)

  • Pause licenced water take form (CI244)

NSW non-urban metering reform

• Read about non-urban metering reform HERE

• Use the metering guidance tool - find out what metering rules you need to comply with

• Use the recording and reporting tool -  found out what recording and reporting rules you need to comply with

• Find a Duly Qualified Person in your region

• Access the Metering and Measurement Virtual Marketplace

• Amend your approval for inactive or active works HERE

Approvals

• Apply for a water supply work approval or water use approval HERE

• Amend approval for inactive or active works HERE

• Amend approval for a reduce pump size HERE (associated fee and regular assessment process applies)

• Notify WaterNSW of a reduced pump size HERE (does not amend your approval, therefore no fee is charged)

Coastal harvestable rights

• Read about coastal harvestable rights HERE

• Access the Maximum Harvestable Rights Calculator HERE

• Read the harvestable rights factsheets HERE

• Read about the catchment-based assessment HERE

Water infrastructure

• Read about the Lostock Dam to Glennies Creek Dam Pipeline HERE

Water sharing plans

• Read the Hunter Region water sharing plans HERE

• Read the Greater Hunter regional water strategy HERE