Funding flows in for water 

By Sarah Price
Updated June 26 2013 - 10:00am, first published June 25 2013 - 5:23pm
THIRST FOR IMPROVEMENT: The managing director of Hunter Water, Kim Wood, with Port Stephens MP Craig Baumann at the Grahamstown Hunter Water Treatment Plant at Tomago. Picture: Sarah Price
THIRST FOR IMPROVEMENT: The managing director of Hunter Water, Kim Wood, with Port Stephens MP Craig Baumann at the Grahamstown Hunter Water Treatment Plant at Tomago. Picture: Sarah Price

PORT Stephens's reputation as the Hunter's largest supplier of drinking water has been further cemented after Hunter Water announced a $40.1 million injection into the Port's water and sewer network.

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