: Applying for a Water Licence in Tasmania
A water licence is required before water can be taken from a water resource with the exception of users listed under Part 5 of the Water Management Act 1999.

: Dam Safety Emergencies
Except in the case of life threatening dam emergencies, the Dam Safety Hotline is the first point of contact in relation to dam safety matters. This contact is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Dam Safety Hotline 1800 316 377

: Groundwater
Tasmania's groundwater resource is not evenly distributed across the state. Approximately 12,000 bores and wells tap this resource for irrigation, mining, town water and stock use.

: Rainbow trout for farm dams
Application form for stocking trout in farm dams

: Riparian Bush Management in Tasmania
Stock access to waterways can be managed to minimise damage.

: Transferring Water Licences and Allocations in Tasmania
Under the Water Management Act 1999, water licences and allocations can be sold or transferred.

: Water for Profit Program
Funded by the Tasmanian Government, the Water for Profit Program was designed to ensure farmers are equipped with the right skills and information to increase profits and sustainability from their investment in water. The project concluded in 2018.

: Water Management Regions in Tasmania
Tasmania is divided into eight water management regions, with major offices in New Town and Prospect. Each region is supported by a Regional Water Management Officer (RWMO) who can provide advice on farm dams and general water-related issues.

: Wells and Bores in Tasmania
A licence is not required to take water from a well unless specified by a Water Management Plan or unless the well is situated in an area of land declared as a Groundwater Area by the Minister.

: Australian National Committee of Large Dams Incorporated
A voluntary association of organisations and individual professionals with an interest in dams in Australia.