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  1. Water from natural resources

    Drinking untreated water, such as creek water, bore water and sometimes even rainwater can lead to illnesses including gastroenteritis.

  2. Water polo - preventing injury

    Water polo is a demanding game as players have to tread water or swim for the whole match.

  3. Greywater - recycling water at home

    When handled properly, greywater can be safely reused for the garden.

  4. Water – a vital nutrient

    Water is essential for the human body to function.

  5. Water safety for children

    Toddlers are most at risk of drowning because they are mobile and curious but don't understand the danger of water.

  6. Beaches and water quality

    Water quality of natural water sources, such as beaches and rivers, can vary greatly. Keeping a lookout for poor water quality (such as water that is discoloured, murky or smells unpleasant) will help you decide when it is safe to enter the water. By paying attention to a few noticeable signs, you can keep yourself safe.

  7. Swimming pools - water quality

    Check your swimming pool regularly to make sure the water is safe for swimming.

  8. Swimming - keeping the water clean

    There are simple steps for all visitors to follow to keep pool water clean for healthy swimming.

  9. Bushfires and your private drinking water supply

    Debris, smoke, ash and dead animals from a bushfire can contaminate water tanks.

  10. Water quality in tanks, bores and dams

    Make sure your private drinking water supply is safe.

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