The Queensland Water Regional Alliance Program (QWRAP) has welcomed the sixth Queensland region to ...
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A group of councils in northern Queensland has banded together with James Cook University ...
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The Far North Queensland Regional Organisations of Councils (FNQROC) latest project has resulted in ...
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Four new QWRAP projects were funded and commenced since the release of the last ...
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Four QWRAP-funded projects have been recognized in the current awards season, with two QWRAP ...
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The Regional Water Industry Worker (WIW) pilot program is an example of a highly ...
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The Whitsunday-Isaac Mackay (WIM) Water Alliance is known for its large-scale project ideas and ...
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QWRAP has reached the end of another year with the Annual Report to be ...
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Water service providers from across the QWRAP Downs and Surat Basin (DASB) Region gathered ...
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With more than half of Queensland’s water and sewerage assets being underground, two research ...
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The Queensland Water Regional Alliance Program (QWRAP) is about individual local governments forming sustainable regional collaboration for water and sewerage services. Collaborative projects and activities are encouraged through partial funding to create economies of scale and respond to common challenges by pooling resources (people, money and expertise). Funding is available through a competitive bid pool prioritised on criteria that demonstrate a region’s increasing collaboration maturity.