News & Media
Hydroflux Group Newsletter – July 2022
Hydroflux’s latest broadsheet newsletter with informative articles on the local water industry, the Hydroflux group’s activities and people. Please click...
Toby Martin HI NZ Project Manager: ‘Bringing the Details to Life’
Our local Hydroflux Project Manager Toby Martin loves getting outdoors. In the photo below, he is at Tawhai Falls also...
Hydroflux Expands Its Western Australian Presence
Australasia’s fastest growing water tech company, the Hydroflux Group, continues to expand its presence in Western Australia with the appointment...
Resolution for Algal Growth in Waste & Wastewater Treatment Systems
In Australia, ponds, lagoons, rivers and lakes form a significant part of the industrial and municipal water cycle. These “surface...
Leachate – What is it and Why is it a Problem?
When you hear the word leachate, what comes to mind? Many, perhaps, would imagine a small polluted stream of water....
Hamish Arora – Expert Design of Complete Turnkey Solutions
Our local Hydroflux Industrial NZ Technical Sales Engineer Hamish Arora loves to spend his weekends and holidays hiking outdoors. Guess...
Being Climate Neutral – What It Means for our Clients
Our philosophy as a business is to be at the forefront so we can meet expectations ahead of time. It’s...
World Water Day 2022
Hydroflux supports World Water Day World Water Day is observed on March 22nd each year to celebrate water and raise...
Our Journey to Climate Active Certification
As part of our commitment to positive climate action, the Hydroflux Group has achieved Climate Active Certification as a Carbon...
Hydroflux Becomes Australia’s First Carbon Neutral Water-Tech Organisation
As part of our commitment to positive climate action, the Hydroflux Group has achieved Climate Active Certification as a Carbon...
Hydroflux Group Newsletter – December 2021
Hydroflux’s latest broadsheet newsletter with informative articles on the local water industry, the Hydroflux group’s activities and people. Please click...
Adapting to Climate Variability
Since the world in general, and Australia in particular, is currently experiencing increasing climate variability, water shortages are inevitable in...