Media Release: UPDATE: Warialda Water Supply

Wednesday, 11 December 2024

An update has been provided on the investigation to elevated levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) in Warialda’s Water Supply.

Gwydir Shire Council (GSC), with the support of NSW Health, will receive the test results from the bores mid-next week.

Until the results are received, bottled water will be available for residents from IGA and the Tourist Information Centre.

GSC will provide additional staff at the Tourist Information Centre this weekend to ensure residents will continue to have access to bottled water.

As advised earlier, Warialda’s water is still safe to wash, swim and perform household tasks with.

Advice from NSW Health is the level of PFAS in the water supply is unlikely to cause any adverse effects if consumed.

Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan is in constant contact with GSC Mayor Tiffany Galvin, GSC General Manager Max Eastcott and NSW Health.

Mr Moylan will continue to provide updates where possible.

Please reach out to the Armidale or Moree Electorate Offices if you have any concerns.

Residents of Warialda are encouraged to keep an eye on the GSC website and Facebook page for updates.

                                           MEDIA: Electorate Office 6772 5552                      

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