Daily Mail13d
NSW Central Coast E. coli discovery: Boil water alert issued for thousands of residents
Up to 40,000 resident on NSW's Central Coast are being advised to boil their water before drinking it after E. coli was discovered in the local water supply. The bacteria was found during ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation14d
Drinking-water alert cancelled for NSW Central Coast homes after E. coli find
"After liaising with NSW Health, we were advised that we should put out a boil water alert, but we also isolated Terrigal Reservoir. "So no water from Terrigal Reservoir has been entering the ...
Sydney Morning Herald13d
Central Coast residents told to boil water after testing detected bacteria
Update: Central Coast Council cancelled its ‘Boil ... water supply contained E. coli bacteria. Further testing to validate the result was under way, and the council notified NSW Health.
Port Macquarie News13d
50,000 residents told to boil water after E. Coli detected
Almost 50,000 residents on the Central Coast have been told not to consume tap water unless it has been boiled, after sampling revealed the water supply had "potentially been compromised".
The Toowoomba Chronicle13d
Central Coast Council clears Terrigal Reservoir of bacteria following ‘potential contamination’
coli bacteria,” a statement read. “Since community safety is always a priority, council, in consultation with NSW Health, issued a precautionary boil water alert to the affected areas,” it said.