New South Wales

Yes. Tap water in New South Wales, Australia is low risk across 60 listed water systems.

• 60Low
• 0Medium
• 0High
• 0Critical

• AlburyLow risk
• ArmidaleLow risk
• BallinaLow risk
• Batemans BayLow risk
• BathurstLow risk
• BegaLow risk
• Blue MountainsLow risk
• BondiLow risk
• BowralLow risk
• BungendoreLow risk
• Byron BayLow risk
• CessnockLow risk
• Coffs HarbourLow risk
• CoomaLow risk
• CootamundraLow risk
• DubboLow risk
• EdenLow risk
• ForsterLow risk
• GosfordLow risk
• GoulburnLow risk
• GraftonLow risk
• JindabyneLow risk
• KempseyLow risk
• Lennox HeadLow risk
• LismoreLow risk
• LiverpoolLow risk
• MaitlandLow risk
• ManlyLow risk
• MerimbulaLow risk
• MittagongLow risk
• MoruyaLow risk
• Moss ValeLow risk
• MullumbimbyLow risk
• MurwillumbahLow risk
• NaroomaLow risk
• Nelson BayLow risk
• NewcastleLow risk
• NowraLow risk
• OrangeLow risk
• ParramattaLow risk
• PenrithLow risk
• Port MacquarieLow risk
• QueanbeyanLow risk
• South West RocksLow risk
• SydneyLow risk
• TamworthLow risk
• TareeLow risk
• TemoraLow risk
• TerrigalLow risk
• The EntranceLow risk
• TuncurryLow risk
• Tweed HeadsLow risk
• UlladullaLow risk
• Wagga WaggaLow risk
• WauchopeLow risk
• WellingtonLow risk
• WollongongLow risk
• WyongLow risk
• YambaLow risk
• YoungLow risk

Each town shows the utility that supplies it, from the national report on about 75 urban utilities. The rating uses the share of people whose water met the bacteria guidelines, and any boil-water or do-not-drink notices in 2024–25. Smaller utilities that do not report these figures are not listed.