Coliban Water is installing pumps to remove water from the Central Deborah Gold Mine, while they look into longer term solutions to Bendigo’s rising water table.
The water authority is in communications with two other local agencies for a solution, which may involve releasing water into the sewerage system.
In the meantime, the popular tourist attraction will have the water pumped out to ensure the site remains operational.
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