Water

All New South Wales households and communities should have dependable, affordable and sustainable water services.

We are a community and consumer voice in water policy, planning, regulation and pricing processes. Our approach responds to climate change, supports community interests and seeks to ensure equitable access to water services, particularly for households and communities already facing disadvantage.

Our work also seeks to ensure that when government and water providers engage with communities, they listen to their experiences and make decisions shaped by their values.

News and resources

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The Justice and Equity Centre provided a submission to IPART in response to the Draft Report on Sydney Water Prices for 2025-30. We had previously provided a detailed response to
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The Justice and Equity Centre provided a submission in response to IPART's Draft report on Hunter Water Pricing 25-30.
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The JEC made a submission to IPART in response to Sydney Water's 2025-30 regulatory period pricing proposal
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The Justice and Equity Centre provided a submission to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal's Issues Paper on Hunter Water Pricing Proposal for the 2025-30 regulatory period.
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The JEC provided a submission in response to NSW DCCEEW's review of the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission's report on local water utilities funding models.
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PIAC made a submission in response to IPARTs issues paper as part of their Sydney Water Operating Licence Review. PIAC welcomed the improvement in the accessibility of IPARTs process and

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