Sydney Water’s plan to pump 70 million litres of ultra-clean treated wastewater into the Parramatta River daily—equivalent to 35 Olympic pools—is sparking fierce debate. Designed to handle population growth and upgrade water quality, the $1 billion Camellia-Rosehill plant faces scrutiny over environmental risks, despite assurances from experts that its advanced tech will outperform river water. With construction set for 2028 and public concerns mounting, the project awaits NSW EPA approval amid questions about safety, wildlife impact, and why Meadowbank Park was chosen as the outlet.
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