Darwin Dry Season: Maximising Irrigation Efficiency
Darwin Dry Season: Maximising Irrigation Efficiency The arrival of Darwin’s dry season brings welcome relief from the humidity, with clear skies and ideal conditions for many activities. However, it also places a significant reliance on irrigation to maintain green spaces, agricultural production, and landscaping across residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Ensuring your irrigation system operates […]
Preparing Your Irrigation and Water Treatment for the Dry Season in Darwin.
Preparing Your Irrigation and Water Treatment for the Dry Season in Darwin. The cooler, drier months are on their way to Darwin! While the monsoonal downpours become a memory, the dry season brings its own set of challenges for maintaining a lush, healthy landscape. Consistent and efficient irrigation becomes paramount, and ensuring your water treatment […]
Solving Mining Product Procurement Challenges
Mining operations in the Northern Territory face unique mining product procurement challenges. Downtime is costly, and sourcing a diverse range of products efficiently can be a major headache. Think Water Darwin understands these pressures and acts as your dedicated mining procurement partner, simplifying the process and delivering the solutions you need, when you need them. […]
Why Water Filtration Matters in Darwin
We all know how precious water is, especially here in Darwin. But have you ever stopped to think about what’s really in your water? While Darwin’s water generally meets Australian Drinking Water Guidelines, there are still some important reasons why you should consider water filtration. The Wet Season Wash: Darwin’s dramatic wet season can wreak […]
City of Darwin
City of Darwin Irrigation Pump Sheds | Design, Supply & Install Overview Think Water Darwin was selected by the City of Darwin through a competitive tender process to design, supply, and install upgraded irrigation pump sheds at four ovals across the city. The project aimed to reduce the strain on the city’s main water supply […]
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, […]
