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Show us how you choose to #LoveWater this Love Water Day.
Tag us @OurHunterWater and caption #LoveWater to keep us in the loop on how you're loving water this week (and beyond!).
Since it's humble beginnings in 2018, Love Water Day has been empowering the Lower Hunter region to preserve water, not only because we need to but because we want to.
Whether it's aiming for a four-minute shower, watering the garden with trigger nozzle, or cherishing our waterways, we can all choose to Love Water every day.
Together, we are making a difference.
Show us how you choose to #LoveWater this Love Water Day.
Tag us @OurHunterWater and caption #LoveWater to keep us in the loop on how you're loving water this week (and beyond!).
We encourage the community to always make Smart Water Choices so our supply lasts longer, during wet and dry times.
That means using a trigger nozzle on your hose, watering the garden before 10am or after 4pm, and using a broom to clean hard surfaces.
That way, if water restrictions come into play, we all know what we need to do.
Did you know that your shower makes up about a quarter of the average daily water usage? Or that a single load of washing can use up to 70 litres?
Answer a few questions with our Water Usage Calculator to see where your water is going each day, and what you can do to save water.
We've got a great range of actionable water-saving tips for your home.
From taking shorter showers to collecting water in your sink for your plants, we all have a part to play.
Making Smart Water Choices can help you save water and save money in your business.
Implementing efficient systems, as well as changing behaviours, could help you achieve immediate or long-term savings.
In collaboration with Aboriginal students from Newcastle High School, we're proud to share this story that draws on traditional wisdom and practices of caring for our land and waterways.
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