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Hands holding blue-handled tools working on water meter infrastructure with wrench and valve visible
✓ The CourierTechnology & Tools

More than 75,000 Ballarat water meters to go digital

About 32,400 digital meters already installed across Ballarat's three-year upgrade.

Why it mattersWater leaks caught early save money on bills. They also reduce waste in regions that face droughts.

AustraliaBallarat residents get free meter upgrades with no installation cost; potential lower water bills and early leak detection once rollout completes.

✓ Claims checked against the source. checked 2 d ago

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