Gearing Up For Darwin’s Wet Season: An Irrigation Survival Guide
Darwin’s wet season is imminent, bringing with it high humidity, monsoonal downpours, and powerful storms. Is your irrigation system ready to weather the deluge? We’ve put together an irrigation survival guide to help you through the wet season. While it might seem counterintuitive to keep your irrigation system running during the wet season, relying solely […]
Tapa Bay
Tapa Bay Cox Peninsula Remediation – Design & Construct Water Supply with Automatic Bore Pump, Booster Pumps with Auto Start Generator. Overview The Australian Government holds 4,750 hectares of land on Cox Peninsula, Northern Territory, which has been used for various maritime, communications, and defence activities for over 70 years. This land is also the […]
Marrara Christian College
Marrara Christian College Design, Supply & Installation of Tank, Pump Set & Pop Up Irrigation System Overview Marrara Christian College, situated in the northern suburbs of Darwin, has been providing education to families in Darwin and surrounding areas for more than four decades. The College encompasses 18 hectares of tropical bushland and meticulously landscaped gardens. […]
PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ Contaminating Our Drinking Water: What Can We Do About It?
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as synthetic chemicals, are human-made compounds that provide products with enhanced resistance to heat, stains, grease, and water. PFAS encompasses approximately 14,000 manmade chemicals, including PFOA and PFOS. Recent news reports have raised concerns over the gradual contamination of Australian water sources by PFAS, including Darwin, Cairns, Canberra, […]
Acacia Hill Farm
Acacia Hill Farm Tender, Supply and Install Overview Acacia Hills Farm, located in Acacia Hills Northern Territory, are the local growers of Calypso mangoes. The Problem The management of the farm, covering over 350 acres, relied on manual watering methods. This approach was not only time-consuming and labour-intensive but also led to inconsistencies in irrigation, […]
Whole-House Water Filtration: It’s Not Just About the Taste
Alright, let’s be honest. When you think about water filters, the first thing that probably pops into your head is that crisp, clean taste you get from a filtered jug in the fridge. And fair enough! No one wants to drink water that tastes like a swimming pool. But here’s the thing: filtering your water […]
Shoal Bay Waste Disposal Site
Shoal Bay Waste Disposal Site Centre Pivot & Treatment System Overview In the northern suburb of Karama in the Northern Territory, the Shoal Bay Waste Management Facility serves as the central hub for waste management and recycling operations. Shoal Bay processes over 180,000 tonnes of waste every year and operates in a unique tropical climate. […]
Southern District Cricket Oval
Southern District Cricket Oval Design, Supply and Install Irrigation System Overview Southern District Cricket Oval, situated in the Freds Pass Sport and Recreation Reserve in the Northern Territory, serves as a notable sporting venue for cricket players and the local community. However, during the year, particularly during the dry season, the oval experiences dry patches […]
Innovative Solution to a Major Threat: The Cane Toad Tadpole Trap and Lure
Cane toads are a major threat to biodiversity, to humans, other animals and the ecosystem that they live in. For many years, cane toads and their offsprings have been seen as a major pest in Darwin and the Northern Territory. As prolific breeders, each female can produce 35,000 eggs each time she reproduces. Wanting an […]
From School Dropout to Business Success: Adam Stockwell’s Territory Q Business Magazine Article.
In a recent feature in Territory Q Business Magazine, Chief Executive Adam Stockwell shares his remarkable journey from humble beginnings to the helm of Think Water Darwin, a pioneering force in pump, irrigation, and water solutions. Reflecting on his trajectory, Adam attributes his success not to chance, but to a meticulously crafted blueprint rooted in […]
