Our Sponsors
The 2008 Department of Water and Water Corporation Water Awards are proudly sponsored by:
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Rio Tinto - Protect, Restore, Do It Better
Demonstrating good stewardship of natural resources by reducing our environmental footprint and meeting community expectations to support sustainable development is fundamental to Rio Tinto's business.
Reduction of our water use - in our operations and our towns - is one of our sustainable development principles. We want to drive excellence in water management across our company, including how much water we use, how we dispose of water and how we conserve and recycle water.
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Southern
Cross Broadcasting - 6PR and 96fm
Southern Cross Broadcasting is one of Australia's leading media companies. The Perth radio market has a total audience of more than 1.3 million people and Perth's 6PR has maintained its position as the leading talk radio station in the market. The station presents an entertaining mix of news, current affairs, sport and information, along with its exclusive commercial radio coverage of AFL football in the West. The format for 96fm programming is slowly changing to target a more mature and desirable audience. The change in format to attract the lucrative 25-39 demographic has met with immediate success where the station is now ranked number two in its market.
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GWN
The GWN Network was formed as a result of the merging of all the original independent telecasters in regional Western Australia. GWN now services the whole of Western Australia except for the Perth Metropolitan Area. GWN presents Australia's best line-up of high quality product. Programs of wide appeal are broadcast through the Network's programming affiliation with Channel Seven. Research firmly shows that many residents of regional Western Australia, in the absence of an otherwise reliable media delivery from the press, depend heavily on GWN television to fulfil their primary social, entertainment and informational needs.
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Channel
7
Seven is recognised as one of Australia's leading media companies.
They are Australia's largest commercial television network.
Seven are committed to broadcast television and publishing
and the development of new opportunities for our content in
a digital landscape. Through their new digital broadcast centres
and with their ability to create and deliver content across
a number of different communication mechanisms, they are building
a significant presence in all forms of communications.
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The West Australian
West Australian Newspapers Holdings Ltd is the leading media group in Western Australia. The flagship of the company is The West Australian daily newspaper which is published Monday to Saturday. The West Australian was first published in 1833 and it now sells an average of over 206,000 copies Monday to Friday and over 367,000 copies on a Saturday. The group's other publishing interests include 25 regional newspapers and magazines across the State, and three commercial printing plants. The group also operates a regional radio network covering the northern half of the State including Broome, Karratha, Port Hedland and Geraldton.
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Department of the Premier and Cabinet
The Department of the Premier and Cabinet is responsible for supporting the Premier and Cabinet in achieving the Government's vision for all Western Australians, through leadership and coordination and the promotion of excellence in the public sector.
The Department is extremely pleased to support the Water Awards 2008 and recognises the importance they play in acknowledging outstanding contributions from individuals and organisations to the State's secure water supply. The wide ranging categories of the awards reflect the Government's guiding principle of 'security through diversity' for our sustainable water future.
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Satterley
/ The Green
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