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  • 'Frontline' Young Utility Leaders on climate change, customers and strategy

    8 September 2021

    Two of our Young Utility Leaders attended the WSAA Chairs and MDs Forum in late August. Sam Rinortner, Hunter Water and Jackson McEwen, Lower Murray Water share their reflections gained from the event.

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  • WE (water + energy) collaborate to improve customer outcomes and trust

    6 July 2021

    WE (water and energy) play a vital role in everyone’s lives, and we share the same customers and communities. It is critical that we collectively meet their needs now and into the future.

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  • Thanking Pat McCafferty as the WSAA Chair baton changes

    16 December 2020

    After four years as WSAA Chair, Pat McCafferty’s time could be best summed up by these words: Engaging, thought leading, adaptable, definitely fun and unswervingly positive.

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  • Driving real business change through member collaboration

    25 November 2020

    Karina Albanese, Manager of Price Modelling and Analytics at SA Water recently started on our Young Utility Leaders Development Program. Karina joined us for our first online WSAA AGM and Members Meeting with water industry CEOs and MDs. In this blog Karina reflects on the big themes.

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  • Expanding the horizons of healthcare: A call to mental health leadership in the workplace

    27 October 2020

    Michael is a WSAA Young Utility Leader for 2020/21 and his role at Icon Water as the Health and Wellbeing Coordinator has been an important one during COVID-19. In this blog Michael reflects on the recently released WSAA Water Industry Mental Health Framework and calls on all of us to take up our role as mental health leaders in the workplace.

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