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Today, most water tanks are made out of plastic, but not all plastics are equal. Alkatuff Polyethylene is a specialised kind of plastic that is made especially for water tanks in environments [...]

A water tank can be a great investment to save water for dry spells and cut down on water bills. If your water tank wears down from harsh weather and cracks, however, you’ll lose both the tank [...]

Water tanks at the base of the Sierra Negra volcano near Puebla, Mexico are being used to detect gamma-rays within 100 GeV and 100 TeV.

South Australian farmers will have water cuts and a potential La Nina weather system to contend with this coming winter.

The Bureau of Meteorology has just released its climate forecasts for the coming months, with good news for those in the Wheatbelt.

The World Meteorological Organisation's latest annual report has been delivered, and the news is unlikely to surprise anyone closely watching their water storage.

As governments debate solutions to the water crisis in far west NSW, the situation in Broken Hill is becoming more concerning.

If you're looking to buy a poly water tank in Canberra or elsewhere in the ACT, here's a quick guide to rainfall patterns in the nation's heartland.

Australians are favouring life in smaller spaces, like apartments, making slimline poly water tanks a perfect option for all types of people.

Polyethylene water tanks are capable of resisting the negative effects associated with strong UV radiation and extreme heat.

Sydney is due to receive consistent rainfall over the next week or so, starting off with a brutal thunderstorm that may cause flash floods in some areas.

Green walls offer a number of environmental benefits, but parties interested in these systems should also be aware of the required equipment.

Although many water tanks are built to last, they won't endure forever. Here are three signs that you may need to replace your unit.

Hail storms pose a number of hazards to properities. However, polyethylene water tanks may be able to resist damage when these events occur.

The chances of Tasmania experiencing bushfires this summer is high in the east coast, but generally moderate across much of the state.

People living in cities may be able to reduce their water utility bills by installing rainwater harvesting systems at their residences.

Around 2.9 million Australian homes have a rainwater tank of some variety, with the ability to harvest, store and utilise naturally sourced water.

A possible 7 per cent rebate and good rainfall patterns make buying a water tank in the Melbourne region a sound investment.

There's good news for poly water tank buyers, with a "spectacular new era in satellite meteorology" now up and running.

Victoria has a new-look team assigned with the responsibility of meeting the state's pressing water-storage concerns. How can you help?

North Queensland is a hotbed of wild weather, making it important to aim for quality when buying a polyethylene water tank in the state.

How can the water stored in your polyethylene water tank be put to good use? Here are three examples of how you can save water around the home.

If you're considering buying a polyethylene water tank in Australia, here are some questions to pose to your supplier.

When you're choosing a polyethylene water tank, you may find that many look the same. However, there is a stark difference to be aware of.

Experts now say there is a 12 per cent chance of a major solar storm event occurring some time in the next decade. Here's why your water tank choice matters.

With the right resources and a strong, Australian-made poly water tank, living off the grid is "more achievable than ever before", a new report shows.

"Water, water everywhere nor any drop to drink", could be the mantra of many in WA, with tough conditions calling for a strong poly water tank.

In the grand scheme of reducing water wastage, a polyethylene water tank can play a big role. In Australia, this is a particularly pressing need.

Slimline, round or underground water tanks are built for a range of applications, but which one suits your property?

Did you know that Australian polyethylene water tanks are some of the toughest around? When you consider what they have to stand up to, it's really no surprise.

If you're looking to buy a new water tank, you'll have plenty of questions - one of which will be what size water tank should you go for?

If you're aiming to reduce the costs in your business, the tax paid for your purchase of a polyethylene water tank can more often than not be claimed back.

From intense UV rays and long droughts, many Northern Territory residents have specific requirements from their polyethylene water tanks.

The release of the 2015 Federal Budget this month brought some encouraging news for those looking into buying a poly water tank in Australia.

From bullet-proof vests to water tanks, polyethylene has a rich and vibrant history. We take a look at what has made the plastic a worldwide revolution.

Australia is a hub of residential building activity, allowing many to add real value to the homes with a quality water storage scheme.

With April typically seeing good levels of rainfall, anyone thinking about purchasing a water tank this year may consider the month a prime opportunity.

Sun, storms and sand – Australia has its own unique set of climate challenges. Your poly water tank will need to match every single one of them.

You may be asking yourself, "What size water tank do I go for?" Here we look at four things to keep in mind to help you choose the right tank.