Queensland
It depends on the town. 27 of 35 listed water systems in Queensland, Australia are low risk (77.1%).
- 27Low
- 8Medium
- 0High
- 0Critical
- Airlie BeachLow risk
- BeenleighLow risk
- BowenLow risk
- BrisbaneLow risk
- BundabergMedium risk
- CabooltureLow risk
- CairnsMedium risk
- CaloundraLow risk
- CapalabaLow risk
- ChinchillaLow risk
- ClevelandLow risk
- CoolangattaLow risk
- DalbyLow risk
- EmeraldMedium risk
- GladstoneLow risk
- Gold CoastLow risk
- GympieLow risk
- Hervey BayMedium risk
- InnisfailLow risk
- IpswichLow risk
- Logan CentralLow risk
- MackayMedium risk
- MaroochydoreLow risk
- MaryboroughMedium risk
- Mission BeachLow risk
- Noosa HeadsLow risk
- ProserpineLow risk
- RedcliffeLow risk
- RockhamptonLow risk
- SouthportLow risk
- StanthorpeMedium risk
- ToowoombaLow risk
- TownsvilleLow risk
- WarwickMedium risk
- YeppoonLow 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.
Common questions
Can I drink the tap water in Queensland, Australia?
It depends on the town. 27 of 35 listed water systems in Queensland, Australia are low risk (77.1%).
Where do these ratings come from?
Bureau of Meteorology, National Performance Report 2024–25. Period covered: July 2024 to June 2025.