Image Credits

The Rainwater Harvesting Association is grateful to our members and partners for sharing their photography for use on this website. We acknowledge the following contributors:

Member Photography

Bushmans Tanks

Images supplied by Bushmans Tanks appear in the following locations:

Home page — hero banner (slide 2)
Home page — “Supporting Rural and Regional” card
Why Rainwater Matters — “Supporting Rural and Regional Communities” section
Papers — hero banner
Membership — hero banner
Membership — image accompanying Active Industry Influence and Member Voting benefits
Membership — image accompanying Networking, Enhanced Visibility and Exclusive Marketing benefits
Events — hero banner
News index page — hero banner

Kingspan Water Tanks

Images supplied by Kingspan Water Tanks appear in the following locations:

Home page — Intro section image
Home page — Rainwater Harvesting National Policy section background image
Policy — hero banner
BASIX — hero banner
BASIX — Macro Economic Comparison chart
BASIX — Forested vs Urban Runoff diagram
News article: “Basix Must Be Retained to Secure Our Water Future” — hero banner and in-article image
News article: “Rainwater Harvesting Technology Showcase” — in-article image
News article: “Sustainable Buildings Save Billions — An Alternative Water Strategy for Sydney” — in-article image
Newsletter: “2025 Update — A Milestone Year for RHA” — in-article image
Newsletter: “Strengthening the Voice for Rainwater Harvesting” — in-article image

Q Tank

Images supplied by Q Tank appear in the following locations:

Home page — “Rainwater Harvesting Works” card
About Us — hero banner
Why Rainwater Matters — “Rainwater Harvesting Works” section
Membership — image accompanying the Membership application form
Newsletter: “Strengthening the Voice for Rainwater Harvesting” — hero banner

Rain Harvesting

Images supplied by Rain Harvesting appear in the following locations:

Home page — “A Foundation for Resilience” card
Home page — News article tile: “Preparing Your Rainwater Harvesting System for Summer”
About Us — main body image
Why Rainwater Matters — “A Foundation for Resilience” section
Design Specification — hero banner
Contact Us — hero banner
News article: “Simple Care & Maintenance Tips for Your Rainwater Harvesting System” — hero banner and featured image
News article: “Preparing Your Rainwater Harvesting System for Summer” — featured image
News article: “Rainwater Harvesting Technology Showcase” — in-article image
Newsletter: “2025 Update — A Milestone Year for RHA” — in-article image

ASC Water Tanks

Images supplied by ASC Water Tanks appear in the following locations:

Home page — About Us section image
News article: “Basix Must Be Retained to Secure Our Water Future” — in-article image
News article: “Rainwater Tanks at Risk of Being Lost” — in-article image
Newsletter: “2025 Update — A Milestone Year for RHA” — hero banner and in-article image

Neverstop Water

Images supplied by Neverstop Water appear in the following locations:

Home page — News article tile: “Costs and Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting in Australia”
Videos — hero banner

Beltrami Group

An image supplied by Beltrami Group appears in the News article “Rainwater Harvesting Technology Showcase”.

External Contributors

University of Melbourne

Photographs of Little Stringybark Creek by Darren Bos, University of Melbourne, supplied with permission from Professor Tim Fletcher. These images appear on:

Home page — News article tile: “Little Stringybark Creek and the Health of Urban Waterways Snapshot”
News article: “Little Stringybark Creek and the Health of Urban Waterways Snapshot”

Other Imagery

Stock photography sourced under licence from iStock has been used for selected hero banners and supporting imagery throughout the website, including hero images for the News articles “Rainwater Harvesting and Best Practice Stormwater Management in the New Planning Code”, “Rainwater Harvesting Technology Showcase”, “Rainwater Tanks at Risk of Being Lost”, “Sustainable Buildings Save Billions — An Alternative Water Strategy for Sydney”, and “Blueprint for Urban Water Management”.

Committee member portraits are supplied directly by each committee member.

The RHA logo and brand assets are owned by the Rainwater Harvesting Association.

Contact

If you have any questions about image credits or attribution on this website, please contact us at info@rha.org.au.