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Details of alerts are correct at the time of publishing and may vary due to weather or other events.
No water: If you have no water and your street/suburb is not mentioned in the 'Water & sewerage' alerts below, please call 1300 000 928 or 07 5667 5801 to report the issue.
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Rainfall affecting water quality
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Wednesday 29 November 2023 09:00 AM to
Wednesday 06 December 2023 03:00 PM
Rainfall affecting water quality
All waterways on the Gold Coast
Suburb/s: - Advancetown
- Alberton
- Arundel
- Ashmore
- Austinville
- Benowa
- Biggera Waters
- Bilinga
- Bonogin
- Broadbeach
- Broadbeach Waters
- Bundall
- Burleigh Heads
- Burleigh Waters
- Carrara
- Cedar Creek
- Clagiraba
- Clear Island Waters
- Coolangatta
- Coombabah
- Coomera
- Currumbin
- Currumbin Valley
- Currumbin Waters
- Elanora
- Gaven
- Gilberton
- Gilston
- Guanaba
- Helensvale
- Highland Park
- Hollywell
- Hope Island
- Jacobs Well
- Kingsholme
- Labrador
- Lower Beechmont
- Luscombe
- Main Beach
- Maudsland
- Mermaid Beach
- Mermaid Waters
- Merrimac
- Miami
- Molendinar
- Mount Nathan
- Mudgeeraba
- Natural Bridge
- Nerang
- Nobby Beach
- Norwell
- Numinbah Valley
- Ormeau
- Ormeau Hills
- Oxenford
- Pacific Pines
- Palm Beach
- Paradise Point
- Parkwood
- Pimpama
- Reedy Creek
- Robina
- Runaway Bay
- South Stradbroke
- Southport
- Springbrook
- Stapylton
- Steiglitz
- Surfers Paradise
- Tallai
- Tallebudgera
- Tallebudgera Valley
- Tugun
- Upper Coomera
- Varsity Lakes
- West Burleigh
- Willow Vale
- Wongawallan
- Woongoolba
- Worongary
- Yatala
Swimming areas may have been affected by pollution from stormwater runoff due to recent heavy rainfall across the City.
As a precaution always avoid swimming:
- one (1) day after heavy rainfall at open beaches
- three (3) days after heavy rainfall at river and estuarine locations
- in water that looks discoloured, murky or smells unpleasant
- near stormwater drains
Stormwater runoff / pollution can increase pathogen levels in the water and make it unsafe for swimming.
Community safety is our first priority: we apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience and assistance.