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Start with your area's water supply data, based on the latest Seqwater reporting. See what's entering your neighbourhood, and learn why that's only part of the story.
Seqwater Data
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Based on publicly available Seqwater data for your distribution zone. This data covers water quality at treatment and distribution level - before the last mile of pipes to your home. For a complete picture of what’s at your tap, keep reading.
Sourced from public Australian water data.

SEQ
Source, store, and treat water in South East Queensland

NHMRC
National Health and Medical Research Council.

ADWG
Drinking Water Guidelines
All data sourced from publicly available Seqwater reporting for South East Queensland.
The Last Mile
Water quality is tested at the treatment plant and monitoring points in the distribution network. But between those points and your tap, water travels through the last mile, and that changes everything.

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Sampling points
Ageing infrastructure
Your responsibility
What you actually drink
Decades-old pipes can introduce sediment, metals, and biofilm into water that tested clean at the monitoring point.
Disinfectant levels decrease as water travels. Homes further from the plant may have significantly less protection.
Older homes with copper, lead, or galvanised pipes can add contaminants no public dataset accounts for.
Water quality isn't static. It changes with the seasons, weather events, treatment adjustments, and network conditions. The water you test today is not the same water you'll drink tomorrow. The water in February is not the same as August. That's not a scare tactic, it's physics and chemistry.
The Full Picture
Honest, well-sourced explanations of how your water is treated, what the regulations say, what's changing, and where the system has room to improve.
Key Investigation
An in-depth look at how water quality is monitored in Australia, why testing stops before the last mile, and what it actually takes to get a real answer about your water.
Read our analysis

Explainer
From catchment to treatment plant to your kitchen, the full journey most people don't think about.
Read the full explainer
Guide
The ADWG sets the benchmark, but they're guidelines, not enforceable standards. Here's what that means.
Understand the guidelines
2026 Update
PFAS, microplastics, disinfection byproducts and new water science. What’s changing in Australian drinking water in 2026 and what it means for your tap.
See what's emerging
Data Breakdown
What their reports include, what they don't, and how to read the numbers like a professional.
View our breakdownHOW IT WORKS
Whether you start with our free postcode data, a lab-grade tap test, or a full water assessment, we meet you where you are.
Start with your area's supply data. Want to go deeper? We facilitate lab-grade testing through our partners at the University of New South Wales
Based on your data, your property, and your household's needs, a system that works continuously, not just on the day you test. If filtration isn't the answer, we'll say so
We manage the entire process and work with trusted installation partners we've vetted ourselves. Professional installation, ongoing support, and one point of contact throughout.
OneWater Australia is part of the One(X) Australia group, alongside One Solar Australia and One Finance Australia. Our laboratory testing is facilitated through our partnership with the University of New South Wales.
Our systems are designed specifically for Australian conditions and meet strict national standards. From assessment to installation and ongoing support, we manage the process end-to-end with trusted partners we stand behind.
Water Filtration
Solar Energy
Finance Solutions
Lab Testing Partner
Guidelines Compliant
Accredited Testing
Testimonials
"We were the first home in Victoria to have OneWater installed, and honestly we weren't sure what to expect. The team made the whole thing easy — they fitted the full home system plus the kitchen faucet in a day, walked us through everything, and left the place spotless. The difference is something you notice straight away: the water tastes cleaner, the shower feels softer, and we're not second-guessing what's coming out of the tap anymore. So glad we did it."
Kaine & Niomi
Homeowners, Laverton, Melbourne
Public data shows what's entering your area. A lab test shows what's at your tap right now. A whole-home system gives you consistent quality, every day. We'll help you understand which level of clarity is right for you.