Thumbs down – our town water is disgraceful. When is something going to be done about it?
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Dear council members,
Living in Narrabri since 2011 I have noticed that our tap water really does not pass the pub test lately. It is very brown in colour because it is loaded with sediments. After filtering the water, it is clear so please don’t tell me it’s safe to drink and the water is just a bit coloured. Additionally, and probably the real worry is the latest PFAS detection in our water. I am verry worried about the long-term consumption of contaminated “drinking water” especially when you start at an early age drinking that brine for a long time.
Latest articles on ABC:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-03/pfas-forever-chemical-contamination-nsw-testing-blitz/104880642
QUOTE: “Of those, three regional towns had levels of “forever chemicals” in their drinking water that were higher than stricter proposed national safety standards set to come into place this year.
Among them are Warialda and Narrabri in the state’s north-west, as well as Tarcutta, near Wagga Wagga”.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-05/pfas-drought-water-supply-security-nsw/104899708
QUOTE: “The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) revealed during the inquiry that it had started engaging with councils to identify potential sources of contamination in three regional towns of concern, including Narrabri and Warialda in the state’s north-west and Tarcutta in the Riverina.
Has the council engaged? Why should we pay water rates in the meantime? As mentioned above water (H2O) is only a part of the mix you get out of your tap.
What about a petition my Narrabri friends?