Celebrating 50 Years of the Gordon Dam!

18 December 2024

Nestled in the heart of Tasmania’s rugged wilderness stands one of our most iconic assets, the Gordon Dam. A symbol of our commitment to renewable energy for Tasmania, this double curvature arch dam is celebrating its 50th anniversary!



Meet Kodi: Electrifying IT across Tasmania’s power stations

30 October 2024

Meet Kodi, our IT superstar who brings the best energy to Hydro HQ and beyond! Kodi started working with Hydro Tasmania as an external vendor, catching a glimpse into the wonder of our hydropower stations across Tassie. Fast forward a few years, Kodi has now ticked off visiting every one of our power stations, to complete his power station passport!



Engineer your Summer with the Hydro Tasmania Vacation Program!

23 July 2024

Before becoming a Graduate Engineer, Hannah started her journey in renewable energy in 2020 as a Student Engineer. As part of our Summer Vacation Program, third-year university students can complete their required experience, and get a taste for working on real-world projects!



Student of the Year: Celebrating Amber, Graduate IT Analyst

17 July 2024

Before starting her journey as a Hydro Tasmania IT Graduate , Amber was an International Student Ambassador, UTAS ICT Academic Tutor and a passionate IT student. She has now been awarded the TasICT 2024 Student of the Year Award, recognising her trailblazing commitment to the industry.



An Engineering Legacy: the Dalby Family returns to Poatina

08 July 2024

Engineering is a family legacy in the Dalby Family and we’re honoured to have played a role in this. Poatina Power Station and village stands as a special story-filled place for the Dalby Family as they remember the achievements of their late father and grandfather Kevin Dalby, who was an engineer for the excavation of the Poatina Power Station.



Brittany is the paw-fect mascot!

25 June 2024

Introducing Brittany, Gordon Power Station’s official mascot! Brittany works alongside Greg, one of the station's operators. Check out what Brittany gets up to in a 'day in her life' down at Gordon!



Work life, and everything outside that

23 April 2024

Klimt started working with us 15 years ago, as a Graduate Finance Analyst. Fast forward to today, and Klimt is now a senior leader in our Finance team, whilst also operating a popular brewery in his ‘free time’.


A cultural shift: parental leave equal for all

28 February 2024

Sarah and Cameron met working at Hydro Tasmania and are expecting their first baby later this year! With our gender-neutral parental leave, both can access equal amounts of paid leave, at the same time if they want. This leave policy is just one of our gender equality initiatives.



Hydro honours its migrant past, present and future

16 April 2024

Surendran Rajindram, a passionate mechanical engineer, embarked on his journey to Australia with a clear goal in mind: to find a fulfilling role that matched his skills and experience. Fortunately, his qualifications were recognised by Engineers Australia, sparing him from the need to pursue additional education just to work here.



The Workshop: Big machinery and big passion

21 March 2024

When you meet Xavier, you know that he cares a lot for his role, working at the Hydro Tasmania workshop. Located just outside of Hobart, the workshop is home to a talented team who love mastering a challenge.



Happy As: Larry's 57 years with 'the Hydro'

20 December 2023

Larry is Hydro Tasmania’s longest serving current employee and this month, surrounded by his family, friends, and colleagues, officially retired after 57 years of dedicated service!



Meet the ‘Mayor of Strathgordon’

29 September 2023

If you’ve visited Strathgordon or worked for ‘the Hydro’ over the last thirty years, odds are you’ve run into the ‘Mayor of Strathgordon’. This isn’t his official title, but it may as well be!


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STEM Leaders: Leah’s leadership journey

31 August 2023

In a world where only 23% of senior management in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) industries are female, scholarships like the Chloe Munro Scholarship for Transformational Leadership play a pivotal role in empowering women in energy.



A warm, open embrace to come back home

03 August 2023

As the iconic Tarraleah hydropower scheme was constructed, a village grew up around it. Starting with little more than a pack horse track leading to Tarraleah, the village soon housed more one thousand workers and their families.



Tarraleah to house workers once again

27 June 2023

Nearly a century after its construction, Tarraleah Estate will again be a bustling worker’s village. In early 2023, we announced our purchase of the site to support our future workforce in Tasmania’s central highlands.


Oliver, wearing high-vis and a helmet, smiling for a photo standing in front of a a dam spilling water downstream. A wall of green trees is in the background.

Hydro families power on

16 May 2023

Our hydro history is a long one. It has told stories of sacrifice, change, and family legacies. One of these continues today with Oliver Giudici, Civil Engineer at Hydro Tasmania.



Raising a glass to science

25 August 2021

Dr Carolyn Maxwell is our Climate and Water Strategy Specialist. An unassuming powerhouse behind the successful rehabilitation of the sensitive Lagoon of Islands site in the Central Highlands, Carolyn is a quiet changemaker working hard to shape a bright future for Tasmania.


Hydro Tasmania employee Brett at Gordon Dam

Waiting for the world to return - in the midst of coronvirus remote workers are feeling the isolation more than ever

02 June 2020

We’re all navigating how to work in this unfamiliar world, and for some of us, we see hope on the horizon as things slowly return to normal. But what if you work far beyond the 30km essential travel boundary? We talk to Brett Brady stationed at Gordon Power Station where he’s working with a small team to keep the lights on.


Hydro Tasmania employee sitting outside

For an essential worker, there's no such thing as lockdown

26 May 2020

Getting your head around a new job can be daunting at the best of times, but when there is a global pandemic happening at the same time... Alyssa, our Cadet Hydrographer, accepted the challenge. Her team is working together, but working at a distance, as she continues her role as one of Hydro Tasmania's water caretakers.


Hydro Tasmania's learning and development manager working from home at computer

Navigating COVID-19 as a mum working at home

20 May 2020

Starting a new job amid a global pandemic, Zoe's workplace was nothing like the bustling open-space office she was expecting. Her office was her home, her desk buddies are her husband and two children. How she navigated the complexities of working a brand new job and educating her children from home is admirable, to say the least.


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