Growing Regional Australia

Supporting the local community

Committed to local Australia

Mitchell is committed to delivering high quality, technically advanced, professional and cost-effective turnkey transfer and network pipeline solutions Australia-wide.

Engaging with landowners, the community, employing locally, sourcing resources from local suppliers and subcontractors is key to our business model and the ultimate success of regional projects.

Committed to Local Australia

Leaving a positive effect on the community for years to come​

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Community News

Supporting local communities through engagement and collaboration

December 2, 2025

The Ararat Men’s Shed is a community-based, not-for-profit organisation which focuses on social, charitable projects like woodworking crafts and repairs that benefit the wider communities within the Greater Grampians region. The Ararat Men’s Shed consists of 42 local members ranging in age from 20–50 years old, catering for everyone regardless of their age or ability, and providing a space where men can get together in a welcoming environment. The aim is to improve men’s health by fostering connection and learning new skills while at the same time supporting the local community.

Philip Graham is President of the Ararat Men’s Shed and has been the instigator of recycling Mitchell Water’s timber pipe struts and working with Villa Maria to deliver workshops in woodworking to the disadvantaged. They have also used their woodworking skills to create props for the local Moyston Primary School’s annual play, Impressive!

December 2, 2025

Mitchell Water is proud to sponsor the community-based Moyston Willaura Football Netball Club. As well as being located within our project footprint area, Moyston is locally proclaimed as the “Birthplace of Australian Football” due to founder, Tom Wills, having spent most of his childhood on the family property “Lexington Station”, now an historic homestead. The club holds a significant place in Australian sporting history and serves as a vital outlet for the locals, residents, and families from the farming communities of Moyston, Willaura, and the surrounding regions.

December 2, 2025

The Country Brothers Rugby League Club is a First Nations rugby league club that supports young Indigenous boys and girls through sport. Mitchell Water recently sponsored the team to compete in the 2025 Queensland Murri Carnival, an annual eight-day celebration of Indigenous culture and rugby league, held from 19–28 September 2025 at the South Pine Sporting Complex in Brendale, Queensland. The event is organised by the Arthur Beetson Foundation and includes senior and junior rugby league competitions.

The event places a major focus on health and education for participants and aims to honour the legacy of Indigenous rugby league great Arthur Beetson. Erin, Treasurer of the club, advised us, “Mixed Under 12s and 10s smashed their games. 12s won 3 out of 4 games and 10s won 2 out of 4 games,” so overall it sounds like the teams did very well and the carnival was extremely successful.