Why Hunter Water sewage trial could save the utility millions in the long run

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Updated May 29 2017 - 8:22pm, first published 8:08pm
WATERTIGHT: (From left) Paxton residents Toni and Michael Lindley, Hunter Local Land Services representative Mick Budden and Daniel Livingston and Matt Hey of Hunter Water at Congewai Creek.
WATERTIGHT: (From left) Paxton residents Toni and Michael Lindley, Hunter Local Land Services representative Mick Budden and Daniel Livingston and Matt Hey of Hunter Water at Congewai Creek.

HUNTER Water could delay upgrades to sewage treatment plants, banking millions, if a first of its kind in the state waterways trial proves successful.

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Brodie Owen is a police reporter for the Newcastle Herald.

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