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APRIL 2008 NEWS STORIES

• April 2008 eNewsletter
  Sydney's Autumn "wet" - 10% OFF this month's featured PlumbBook - PlumbTube - Who ya gonna call?... Mario! - SAVE 25% on our PlumbTool of the month..... Click here for more...
   (MasterPlumbers.com - Wednesday, 30 April 2008)


• Sydney Water and local garden centres get to the roots of saving water
  This autumn, Sydney Water will be working with local garden centres to help Sydney’s green thumbs save water in their gardens. Sydney Water is running the Water Smart Garden Centres promotion at four Sydney garden centres during autumn to give people practical advice about using water wisely while enjoying their gardens..... Click here for more...
   (Sydney Water - Tuesday, 29 April 2008)


• Luxury goes green
  Hotel bathrooms have to meet guests’ expectations while saving water and power..... Click here for more...
   (World Plumbing Review - Monday, 21 April 2008)


• First pipe laid on Sydney desalination pipeline route
  Sydney Water Managing Director Kerry Schott announced that the first desalination pipe was laid at Kurnell today. This is the first of around 2,000 pipes that will form the 18-kilometre pipeline that will connect the desalination plant to Sydney's water supply system at Erskineville..... Click here for more...
   (Sydney Water - Thursday, 17 April 2008)


• Sydney's councils cut water use by almost 20 per cent
  Sydney's councils have collectively cut their water use by almost 20 per cent a year since 2003. Councils’ water saving efforts have saved ratepayers about $4.3 million a year..... Click here for more...
   (Sydney Water - Thursday, 10 April 2008)


• Bugs eat their way through a fatty problem
  Until recently, mechanical methods have been used to clear blockages in sewerage systems caused by fats, oils and greases. But not everyone agrees. A different school of thought is biting into traditional thinking..... Click here for more...
   (World Plumbing Review - Tuesday, 1 April 2008)