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At Power and Water, we have been working for months to prepare for storm season: upgrading the network, planning our response and training our staff.

At Power and Water, we have been working for months to prepare for storm season: upgrading the network, planning our response and training our staff.

For safety information visit powerwater.com.au/safety.

There are around 22-thousand volts travelling through the average power line ... and there may still be that many even when that line is down. That's why you should a...

For safety information visit powerwater.com.au/safety.

When working around power lines, it's relatively easy to spot potential danger above ...

... but a lot harder below .. where there are eight thousand kilometres of pi...

For safety information visit powerwater.com.au/safety.

Did you know that there are six thousand kilometres of overhead power lines in the Territory... But the last few metres are perhaps the most important. It's the servi...

You shouldn't plant trees any closer than three metres from power lines ... because they just don't mix. If they do, they can become a serious safety hazard. So, if you see trees near or touching power lines, don't try tri...

Power and Water has a lot of infrastructure spread across the Territory. Keeping it all operational and well maintained requires a few extra sets of eyes. So if you see a water leak, broken streetlight or damaged Power and...

Power and Water Corporation provides customer updates on interruptions to power, water and sewerage services on Twitter. Go to powerwater.com.au/twitter for more information.

Joshua and Cheryl from Darwin have some easy-to-follow eco-tips to save water at home and in the garden.

Josephine, Natalie, Nadia, Kaitlyn and Denita from Darwin do simple things to save water and electricity without compromising their lifestyle. They are limiting their consumption to help the environment and protect resourc...

Little Jessica knows exactly what to do at home to conserve power and water and she keeps her dad well on track with his eco-friendly routine.

Mitchell, Ashleigh and Kaitlyn from Darwin are very enthusiastic about being Green at home. They do their bit to preserve electricity and water resources by timing their showers and turning everything off when not in use.

Nell is from Darwin. She is very aware of the need to cut down power and water consumption. Her family uses solar panels to generate electricity. They also try to reduce the time they spend under the shower or using applia...

Brothers and sisters in the Barolits-McCabe family are all doing their bit to save power and water in their Darwin home.

Jaiden saves water by watering the garden after dark to reduce evaporation and turns the hot water switch off to save power after shower.

Monique and Chaquira from Darwin save power and water by turning everything off at the wall and using shower timers to cut down on their shower time.

Mary is watchful of how long water runs for in her Darwin home, both in the shower and the garden where she uses timers.

Teleigha and Kimberley from Darwin love to save water, especially through using recycled water and making sure taps are turned off.

Adam, Holly, Matthew and Lauren are four brothers and sisters who are doing very well at saving energy and water around the home. They turn the TV off when they are not watching it and have short showers.

Young Bryanna from Darwin knows how to save power and water and she sometimes has cold showers to cut down her family's water heating needs.

Nathan, Kieran and Brandon from Darwin are mindful of how long they shower for and how they use their aircons.

Young Taylah from Darwin turns all the lights off when not in use and makes sure she takes short showers, or she doesn't fill the bath too full when she has an occasional bath.

Emma and Shana from Darwin like to conserve water and save energy.

Stephanie considers herself "eco-frugal", saving power and water is very important for her. Turning off the hot water after every single shower, using the eco-wash on her washing machine and drying her laundry in the sun a...

Emily from Darwin likes to save water, especially by timing her showers.

At home, Isabelle from Darwin always makes sure she has 2 minute showers and she turns off the lights when she is not in the room.

Bob from Darwin likes to save water by turning off the taps while he soaps up in the shower and then turning them back on to rinse off. This is half of his water use saved.

Fiona and her family used to enjoy "power-free days" in her Darwin home when her kids were small. They would enjoy gas barbecue meals, candlelight plays and have a very special time as a family while learning how important...

Tikkira and Joseph from Darwin will tell you that the most important thing is to "turn it off"!

Young Madison from Darwin has gone into a few eco-friendly habits which save water and power and keep her parents happy too.

Sandrina from Darwin turns off her fans, aircons and taps when she is not using them and her family dries laundry in the sun to save electricity.

Frances and Melinda know just how to take a few easy steps to conserve water and power in their Darwin home.

Marly makes sure that water and power are turned off when not in use in his Darwin home.

Aabha enjoys the tropical living in Darwin and tries to make the most of local conditions without the need for mechanical cooling.

Beckie and Amy have a few very good tips on how to save water and power in their Darwin home.

Roger and Jane Hogben live in a very efficient motorhome running on solar panels, gas and LED lighting. They know a lot about being self-sufficient and preserving resources.

Mum Tanya and daughter Anastasia from Darwin are trying the best they can to save water at home, especially through using a water efficient dual flush toilet.

Stephen from Darwin uses a drip irrigation system and solar hot water to help put money back in his pocket and conserve water.

Paul McConnell from Darwin uses timers on all his water systems at home, including taps and pool filters to reduce his water consumption.

Kimberley from Darwin has a lot of easy and friendly eco-tips to share to create an healthy green lifestyle.

Sandra Farlow is concerned about finding the best lighting and water heating tips to bring her consumption down and save in her Darwin home.

Thevi Chelliah is a Darwin special education teacher who cares for creating a more sustainable lifestyle through solar power and greywater recycling.

Little Jhett and his sister Denver from Darwin prove that there are many things we can do at all ages to be eco-friendly and save the planet.

Jack from Darwin saves water by turning off the tap while brushing his teeth.

Young Harry from Darwin has it all figured out when it comes to being green and keeping Earth healthy.

With a giggle and a wiggle young Corey, Kayla and Dylan from Darwin will tell you how they save water and power at home.

Mum Leeann, son Samuel and daughter Casey from Darwin are doing a lot around the home to conserve water and energy for future generations to enjoy.

Ashley Challis from Darwin is trying to increase his water and energy efficiency at home to bring his bill down and conserve our precious resources.