18 May, 2016 8:09
4.00pm

Queensland Urban Utilities finished repairing the burst water main on Creek Street in Brisbane’s CBD and reopened all lanes to traffic at 4pm.

The inbound lanes of Eagle Street, between Queen Street and Charlotte Street, was closed temporarily while our crews cleaned the road. Eagle Street was re-opened at 7:30am.

Two turning lanes in Creek Street were closed while we repaired the pipe.

The burst was reported at 5:37am, causing water to flow onto Eagle Street.

No customers were without water. 

8.00am

Queensland Urban Utilities is repairing a burst water main on Creek Street in Brisbane’s CBD.

The burst was reported at 5:37am. It caused water to flow onto Eagle Street, which has now subsided.

The inbound lanes of Eagle Street between Queen Street and Charlotte Street were closed temporarily while our crews cleaned the road. Eagle Street was re-opened at 7:30am.

Two turning lanes in Creek Street remain closed while we repair the pipe.

No customers are without water.
About Queensland Urban Utilities
Established on July 1, 2010, Queensland Urban Utilities is one of the largest water distributor-retailers in Australia, providing water and sewerage services to more than 1.4 million residents across Brisbane, Ipswich, Lockyer Valley, Scenic Rim and Somerset local authority areas. We are upgrading and improving the reliability of our infrastructure by investing $2.76 billion in a 10-year capital works program. Our service territory covers 14,384 square kilometres and we employ around 1,100 people.