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The image displays a table detailing water costs in five Australian cities: Adelaide shows usage change per kilolitre (up to 125KL) at $0.42, usage change over 125KL at $1.00, average bill per household $312; Brisbane usage change per kilolitre (up to 125KL) $0.81, over 125KL $0.84, average bill $310; Melbourne usage change per kilolitre (up to 125KL) $0.78, over 125KL $0.78, average bill $253; Perth usage change per kilolitre (up to 125KL) $0.42, over 125KL $1.50, average bill $332; Sydney usage change per kilolitre (up to 125KL) $0.98, over 125KL $0.98, average bill $319.
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The table compares water costs in five Australian cities, including usage charges per kilolitre for consumption below and above 125kL, as well as average household bills.
Overall, water prices differ across cities. Perth has the highest charge for heavy water use and the most expensive average bill, while Melbourne is generally the cheapest city.
For usage of up to 125 kl, Sydney has the highest rate at $0.96 per kl, followed by Brisbane ($0.81) and Melbourne ($0.78). Adelaide and Perth have the lowest charge in this category,both at $0.42. When consumption exceeds 125 kl, prices increase in most cities. Perth shows the sharpest rise to $1.50 per kl, making it the most expensive, whereas Melbourne remains unchanged at $0,78, the lowest overall.
In terms of average bills, Perth ranks first at $332, while Melbourne records the lowest figure at $251.
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