An aerial view of the current Warragamba Dam Wall that the NSW government is seeking to raise by as much as 17 metres, potentially flooding thousands of hectares including many Indigenous cultural ...

The inquiry into the proposal to raise the Warragamba Dam Wall ... to the peak of the March floods occurred again. An Aerial view of Penrith along the Nepean River in the Western Sydney region ...

Sydney's Warragamba Dam has reached 97.8 per cent capacity after weeks of consistent rain in the city. The dam is Sydney's main source of water and currently contains 1,981,926 megalitres of ...

An aerial view of the Warragamba Dam catchment.Credit: James Brickwood Earlier this year the Insurance Council of Australia dropped its support for the project following concerns for hundreds of ...

WaterNSW has Warragamba Dam's capacity at 100 per cent on Sunday morning. A spokesperson says a spill is expected 'very soon' despite no current rainfall over the dam, as rainfall from the past 48 ...

Aerial footage of Warragamba Dam on Sydney’s southwestern fringe shows large brown streaks in the water leading to the dam wall. Other parts of the catchment look filled with dense sediment.

Warragamba Dam has reached its capacity and is spilling after heavy rainfall across Sydney. It's a far cry from the warnings Sydneysiders were receiving late last year, when they were told to ...

WaterNSW has Warragamba Dam’s capacity at 100 per cent on Sunday morning. A spokesperson said the dam began to spill about 7.30am. The dam hit full capacity despite no current rainfall over the ...

The dam has been filling steadily since February 2020 Warragamba would have needed to be taken down to 25 per cent of storage capacity before the rain in order to cope with the volume ...

"Before its closure, Warragamba Dam was one of the most visited tourist destination in Sydney, attracting hundreds of thousands of people annually.'' The upgrade included an auxiliary spillway to ...