VICTORIAN
2025 POSTER COMPETITION

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Poster competition
Theme
- This year’s poster competition theme is - ‘Water Heroes: Save Every Drop’
Key dates
- Entries close: Friday, 5pm on 12 September 2025
- Winners will be announced during National Water Week, 20 - 26 October 2025
Entry conditions
- Poster size must be A4 or A3
- Any medium, from paper to digital, can be used
- Any art material and digital technology can be used, including paint, textas, crayons, coloured pencils, collage materials, original photographs and digital graphics
- Image files should be in .JPG, .PDF or .PNG formats
- Uploaded files are limited to 20MB
- For primary school aged children, group artwork will NOT be accepted (only one child per artwork)
- For early learning/kindergarten both individual entries and collaborative entries will be accepted
- Each child/student/collaborative group can only enter once
Tips for uploading a poster
- Please ensure only high resolution, high quality images are submitted
- Image files should be in .JPG, .PDF or .PNG formats
- Uploaded files are limited to 20MB
- Original posters can either be scanned or photographed
- Remember if taking a photo, please ensure a clear, non-blurred image is taken. Keep these tips in mind:
- ensure good lighting to avoid shadows
- make sure the poster fills the entire screen - an overhead shot, taken directly above the poster, is often the best option
- ensure the photo matches the orientation of the poster – if the poster is in landscape format, take the photo horizontally. If it’s in portrait format, take the photo vertically
- avoid using flash, as it can cause glare
Judging
Winners will be chosen by:
- how well does the poster communicate the National Water Week poster competition theme, ‘Water Heroes: Save Every Drop' and/or relevant water-related issues
- how attractive does it look from a distance
- have art materials been used effectively
- does the poster use innovative imagery, design or concepts
Prizes
Early learning / Kindergarten
Prizes (individual and collaborative entries accepted)
- 1st (both individual and collaborative) - $100 prize pack
- 2nd (both individual and collaborative) - $50 prize pack
- 3rd (both individual and collaborative) - $50 prize pack
Primary School
Prizes for each category (individual entries ONLY accepted)
- 1st - $100 prize pack
- 2nd - $50 prize pack
- 3rd - $50 prize pack
Contact
If you have any questions, please contact:
- Name: Communications and Engagement Team
- Email: comms@lmw.vic.gov.au
- Contact: 1800 808 830
About Lower Murray Water
Established in 2004, Lower Murray Water operates along the Murray River, from Kerang to the South Australian border, in the municipalities of Gannawarra, Swan Hill and Mildura. We provide this extensive region with urban water and sewerage treatment, supply and disposal; river quality water for stock and irrigation; and collection and disposal of subsurface irrigation drainage.
Our goal is to contribute to the economic, social and cultural development of our region and its many communities with environmentally responsible and sustainable water management.
Our core business is to meet the present and future needs of our customers and community by providing reliable and secure water services.
For more information visit: Lower Murray Water