Brochures

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• Carted and Non-Mains Water Rebate Concessions - Brochure [PDF, 144.5 kb]
  A Victorian Government rebate for filling rainwater tanks, water cartage or other non-mains water costs
• Homewise: Appliance and Infrastructure Grant Brochure [PDF, 132.9 kb]
  Helping households with the repair or replacement of an essential appliance or essential household infrastructure that is faulty and/or has failed within the last 12 months.
• Medical Cooling Concession Brochure [PDF, 161.1 kb]
  Making electricity bills more affordable for low income Victorians who have multiple sclerosis and other medical conditions with heat intolerance.
• Municipal Rates Concession Poster [PDF, 327.5 kb]
  Information about available Municipal Rates Concessions.
• Non-mains Winter Energy Concession Brochure [PDF, 260.2 kb]
  Information about Non-mains Winter Energy Concession.
• Non-mains Winter Energy Concession Poster [PDF, 94.7 kb]
  Need help with Winter Energy costs in 2008?
• State Concessions - Your Entitlements Brochure [PDF, 1.0 mb]
  Complete listing of all concessions programs you may be eligible for.
• Utility Relief Grant Scheme (URGS) and the Non-mains Utility Relief Grant Scheme (NURGS) Brochure [PDF, 62.2 kb]
  Do you need assistance with your electricity, gas and water bills?
• Water Wise Brochure [PDF, 473.6 kb]
  Water Wise is a State government initiative aimed at reducing your water bill by providing you with a free water audit and repair or replacement of inefficient water fittings. Water Wise is a joint initiative between the Department of Human Services and your local Water Corporation.
• Water and Sewerage Rates Concession Poster [PDF, 216.2 kb]
  Information about available water and sewerage rates concessions.
• Water Concessions Brochure [PDF, 136.5 kb]
  Information about available water bill concessions.
• Winter Energy Concessions Poster [PDF, 488.4 kb]
  This program entitles the holders of the eligible cards to a 17.5 per cent reduction on the mains gas and mains electricity bill expenses incurred during a six-month period from 1 May to 31 October of each year.