Mareeba Shire Council calls itself a growing, confident, and sustainable Shire. Mareeba has a diverse array of landscapes, from the wet tropics to the dry savannah outback. That creates an acute understanding of needing to properly manage their water resources, along...

Taggle's smart meter leak detection technology is to be rolled out across the Southern Downs as part of the Toowoomba to Warwick Pipeline project. $8.5 million has been locked in as part of the Queensland Government’s Big Build for around 9000 digital water meters....

Taggle Systems adopts NarrowBand-Internet of Things (NB-IoT) which is a standards-based radio technology deployed over cellular networks that is well suited to residential, commercial, and industrial smart water metering in dense urban environments. Taggle is a...

Southern Rural Water (SRW) was an early adopter of Taggle's smart water metering solution for the remote monitoring of water assets across its service area. One of the major drivers for adopting smart metering was the health and safety of employees. Simon Wilkinson is...

Tamworth Regional Council is already seeing the benefits of smart water meters. Three of the largest leaks have been detected since installations have begun, totalling over 19,000 litres a day. It has also been saving the council and its residents significant amounts...

Taggle Systems is the only Australian-owned tech company in the smart water industry, delivering nearly half the smart water meters in the country. Since its humble beginnings, it has worked to do good in the world. Taggle Systems is true blue, designed and owned...

The residents of Port Douglas in Far North Queensland have achieved remarkable savings since the installation of smart water meters nine months ago. Mossman residents will soon share the opportunity as smart meters are being installed across their town and the...

Taggle Systems has rolled out its smart meters across Australia. This has resulted in other enterprises utilising the information to improve their business practices and even start a new business; such is the case for leak detection specialists Global Leak Solutions....

Leeton Shire Council has installed its first large flock of Taggle Cockatoo telemetry devices to monitor water pressure, lift station levels, river height and rainfall. Leeton Shire is in southwest New South Wales. It is 584km from Sydney, 470km from Melbourne and...

Tamworth Regional Council’s latest investment to enhance water sustainability across the local community involves the installation of new smart water meters. The rollout begins early March in Manilla and Barraba and be installed throughout the region until late 2023....

The installation of smart water meters in Stanthorpe has tipped the halfway mark and the program is already proving successful with significant water savings realised through 25 detected leaks. With over half of the 2700 units now replaced, the new system is reporting...

Mackay Regional Council is rolling out their second round of smart water meters after successfully saving money and water over the last ten years. Thanks to its collaboration with Taggle Systems, Mackay has avoided building a new water treatment plant until at least...

Business satellite coverage from nbn is helping Power and Water Corporation improve water services for remote communities around the Northern Territory using Taggle’s connected water meters.   Power and Water Corporation have improved water services for many...

The Nhulunbuy Corporation is set to introduce Taggle Systems’ smart water metering solution to replace and augment the current water meters in order to improve accuracy of water bills, reduce water waste in leaks, increase meter reliability and improve customer...

Drought resilience and improved long-term water security is one step closer with the installation of new digital smart water technology beginning to roll-out to Stanthorpe, in Southern Downs Regional Council area, to residential and commercial properties in October....

Taggle Systems has been collaborating with sixteen local councils across Queensland. They have helped them detect water leaks and encourage water saving among their residents with smart meters. Queensland Councils currently installing smart water meters include...

The goal for most smart city applications is to improve liveability, optimise city functions, promote economic growth and improve sustainability – with the idea that by using smart technology and data analysis, the quality of life for citizens is improved. So what...

Narromine Shire Council have installed pressure sensors connected via Taggle's versatile IoT device, the Cockatoo, within the water reticulation network. The data will allow the water services team to monitor for fluctuations or anomalies in the network enabling them...