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...

Two thousand more smart water meters will be installed by Orange City Council this financial year, the most to be installed since the rollout of the new equipment began 18 months ago. The smart meters, connected by digital technology, help households save money by...

Following the installation of Taggle Smart Water Meters, Hinchinbrook Shire Council has reported a positive change in operations, water management and a reduction in leak duration. Utility Services staff are spending less time reading water meters and more time...

The Dubbo region has suffered some of the worst Mother Nature has had to offer: global pandemic, a mouse plague of biblical proportions and before the floods at the beginning of 2022, it had been in four years of severe drought. The region gets most of its water from...