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New water meters for Cooroibah and Sunrise Beach

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Unitywater is replacing water meters nearing the end of their ten-to-fifteen-year lifecycle in Cooroibah and Sunrise Beach this month as part of a $400 million investment to renew and enhance the wastewater network across its service region. Unitywater Acting Executive Manager Sustainable Infrastructure Solutions, Ivan Beirne, said the utility is replacing an average of 11 water meters per day in the 2024-25 financial year, with 697 replaced sin…
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New water meters for Cooroibah and Sunrise Beach

Unitywater is replacing water meters nearing the end of their ten-to-fifteen-year lifecycle in Cooroibah and Sunrise Beach this month as part of a $400 million investment to renew and enhance the wastewater network across its service region. Unitywater Acting Executive Manager Sustainable Infrastructure Solutions, Ivan Beirne, said the utility is replacing an average of 11 water meters per day in the 2024-25 financial year, with 697 replaced sin…

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Noosa Today broke the news in on Sunday, September 14, 2025.
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