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Local water authorities
New South Wales
- Bathurst Regional Council
- Bega Valley Shire Council
- Bellingen Shire Council
- Bogan Shire Council
- Bourke Shire Council
- Brewarrina Shire Council
- Central Tablelands County Council
- Clarence Valley Council
- Cobar Shire Council
- Coffs Harbour Water
- Cooma - Monaro Shire Council
- Deniliquin Council
- Dubbo City Council
- Eurobodalla Shire Council
- Forbes Shire Council
- Gilgandra Shire Council
- Gunnedah Shire Council
- Hunter Water Corporation
- Kempsey Shire Council
- Lachlan Shire Council
- Lithgow City Council
- Liverpool Plains Shire Council
- Mid-Western Regional Council
- MidCoast Water
- Moree Plains Shire Council
- Murray Shire Council
- Muswellbrook Shire Council
- Nambucca Shire Council
- Narrabri Shire Council
- Narrandera Shire Council
- Narromine Shire Council
- Orange City Council
- Parkes Shire Council
- Port Macquarie-Hastings Council
- Riverina Water County Council
- Singleton Council
- Snowy River Shire Council
- Tamworth Regional Council
- Tumut Shire Council
- Tweed Shire Council
- Walgett Shire Council
- Warren Shire Council
- Wellington Shire Council
Northern Territory
Queensland
- Queensland Urban UtilitiesQueensland Urban Utilities is responsible for water services to Brisbane, Ipswich, Lockyer Valley, Somerset Valley and Scenic Rim local authority areas. Greywater regulations within these areas are as follows
- Brisbane City CouncilIncludes advice and maps on where greywater use is suitable
- Ipswich City CouncilGeneral Council website
- Lockyer Valley Regional CouncilRequirement to notify Council
- Somerset Regional CouncilGeneral Council website
- Scenic Rim Regional CouncilWhat you need to know fact sheets