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Jan-202020Sydney8 tonsAn 8-ton fatberg was discovered in Sydney’s sewer system, leading to significant sewer disruptions and blockages. The incident was reported by local news and the Sydney Water Authority.
Mar-202020Melbourne10 tonsMelbourne experienced a 10-ton fatberg that caused sewer backups and flooding. Covered by local media and Melbourne Water.
May-202020Brisbane9 tonsA 9-ton fatberg was reported in Brisbane’s sewer system, leading to disruptions and costly cleanups. The incident was highlighted by local news and the Brisbane City Council.
Jul-202020Adelaide7 tonsAdelaide dealt with a 7-ton fatberg, causing sewer problems and backups. Reported by local media and the South Australian Water Corporation.
Sep-202020Perth11 tonsPerth encountered an 11-ton fatberg, leading to significant sewer issues. Covered extensively by local news and the Water Corporation of Western Australia.
Nov-202020Hobart6 tonsHobart reported a 6-ton fatberg, causing sewer blockages. The incident was reported by local media.
Jan-212021Melbourne, Australia80 tonsA huge fatberg discovered in Melbourne’s sewer system, causing significant blockages and requiring extensive removal operations.
Feb-212021Sydney12 tonsSydney faced a 12-ton fatberg, causing severe sewer disruptions. The incident was reported by local media and the Sydney Water Authority.
Apr-212021Melbourne14 tonsMelbourne experienced a 14-ton fatberg, leading to major sewer problems and flooding. Covered by local news and Melbourne Water.
Jun-212021Brisbane10 tonsBrisbane dealt with a 10-ton fatberg, causing sewer backups and disruptions. Reported by local media and the Brisbane City Council.
Aug-212021Adelaide8 tonsAdelaide encountered an 8-ton fatberg, leading to significant sewer issues. Covered by local news and the South Australian Water Corporation.
Oct-212021Perth13 tonsPerth reported a 13-ton fatberg, causing extensive sewer blockages. The incident was highlighted by local media and the Water Corporation of Western Australia.
Dec-212021Hobart7 tonsHobart faced a 7-ton fatberg, resulting in sewer disruptions. Reported by local news sources.
Jan-222022Sydney15 tonsSydney experienced a 15-ton fatberg, one of the largest in recent years. The blockage led to severe sewer issues and was covered extensively by local news and the Sydney Water Authority.
Mar-222022Melbourne16 tonsMelbourne reported a 16-ton fatberg, causing significant sewer disruptions and flooding. Covered by local media and Melbourne Water.
May-222022Brisbane12 tonsBrisbane encountered a 12-ton fatberg, leading to major sewer problems. Reported by local media and the Brisbane City Council.
Jun-222022Sydney, Australia44 tonsFatberg discovered in Sydney’s sewer system, caused by improper disposal of cooking fats and non-biodegradable waste.
Jul-222022Adelaide9 tonsAdelaide faced a 9-ton fatberg, causing sewer backups. The incident was reported by local news and the South Australian Water Corporation.
Sep-222022Perth14 tonsPerth dealt with a 14-ton fatberg, causing extensive sewer disruptions. Covered by local news and the Water Corporation of Western Australia.
Nov-222022Hobart8 tonsHobart reported an 8-ton fatberg, leading to sewer problems. The incident was highlighted by local media.
Feb-232023Sydney17 tonsSydney faced a 17-ton fatberg, the largest recorded in recent years. The blockage caused severe sewer problems and flooding, extensively covered by local media and Sydney Water Authority.
Apr-232023Melbourne18 tonsMelbourne experienced an 18-ton fatberg, causing significant sewer disruptions and flooding. Reported by local news and Melbourne Water.
Jun-232023Brisbane14 tonsBrisbane dealt with a 14-ton fatberg, leading to major sewer issues. Covered by local news and the Brisbane City Council.
Aug-232023Adelaide11 tonsAdelaide reported an 11-ton fatberg, causing sewer backups and disruptions. Reported by local media.
Oct-232023Perth16 tonsPerth faced a 16-ton fatberg, resulting in significant sewer problems. Covered by local news and the Water Corporation of Western Australia.
Dec-232023Hobart9 tonsHobart encountered a 9-ton fatberg, leading to sewer disruptions. Reported by local news sources.
Jan-242024Sydney20 tonsSydney experienced a 20-ton fatberg, the largest in recent years. The incident caused severe sewer disruptions and flooding. Extensively covered by local media and Sydney Water Authority.
Mar-242024Melbourne19 tonsMelbourne reported a 19-ton fatberg, leading to significant sewer problems and flooding. Covered by local news and Melbourne Water.
May-242024Brisbane15 tonsBrisbane faced a 15-ton fatberg, causing major sewer disruptions. Reported by local news and the Brisbane City Council.
Jul-242024Adelaide12 tonsAdelaide dealt with a 12-ton fatberg, leading to sewer issues. Reported by local media.