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Annual report

Annual reporting on achievements, operations and finances.

The annual report provides a snapshot of the VEWH’s performance and achievements for each financial year, containing information on the report of operations and the audited financial statements.

Annual Report 2024-25

  • Annual Report 2024-25 pdf 1.0 MB
  • Annual Report 2024-25 - accessible version docx 846.2 KB

Previous annual reports

  • Annual Report 2023-24 pdf 852.5 KB
  • Annual Report 2022-23 pdf 1.0 MB
  • Annual Report 2021-22 pdf 2.1 MB
  • Annual Report 2020-21 pdf 1.1 MB

Page last updated: 30/10/25

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  • Annual report
  • Corporate plan
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  • Allocation water trading strategy

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