Water brokers you can trust
Integra Water Services are independent water brokers based in Tatura, Victoria. We have been helping irrigators, investors, and corporate clients buy and sell water across the Murray-Darling Basin since 2005.
Whether you need to trade temporary allocation, acquire permanent entitlements, or develop a long-term water strategy — one conversation with an experienced broker gives you clarity no exchange platform can match.
Why use a water broker?
Better pricing
Brokers maintain networks of buyers and sellers. You get access to counterparties and pricing you would never find on a public exchange — especially for large volumes or permanent entitlements.
Market intelligence
Water prices move fast. A broker who watches the market daily can advise on timing, IVT windows, allocation announcements, and seasonal dynamics that directly affect the price you pay or receive.
Compliance handled
Trading rules vary by zone, state, and season. Your broker checks IVT limits, tagged account requirements, trade restrictions, and lodges everything with the register correctly the first time.
Trust account protection
All funds settle through a regulated trust account. Your money is protected throughout the transaction — never held in a broker’s operating account.
What we broker
Temporary allocation
Buy or sell seasonal water allocation across Zone 1A, 6, 7, and interstate. Same-day execution available.
Learn more →Permanent entitlements
Acquire or divest long-term water rights. Full due diligence, valuation guidance, and settlement management.
Learn more →Carryover & strategy
Optimise your water position across seasons. Carryover parking, forward contracts, and portfolio advisory.
Learn more →Why choose Integra Water Services
Independent since 2005
We don’t trade our own book. Every recommendation is made in your interest, not ours. No conflicts, no proprietary positions.
Deep zone expertise
Specialists in Zone 1A (Greater Goulburn), Zone 6 (Murray Above the Choke), and Zone 7 (Murray Below the Choke). We know the local rules, the local irrigators, and the local market dynamics.
AWBA member
Member of the Australian Water Brokers Association. We adhere to the Water Market Intermediaries Code of Conduct and maintain audited trust accounts.
Real people, real service
You speak directly with an experienced broker — not a call centre or a chatbot. One relationship, one point of contact, from first call to settlement.
Speak with a water broker today
No obligation, no sales pitch. Call us for current pricing and market outlook, or request a callback at a time that suits you.
Liz Johnston
Senior Water Broker
Frequently asked questions about water brokers
What do water brokers do?
Water brokers are professional intermediaries who connect buyers and sellers of water rights. They manage the full transaction — from sourcing counterparties to lodging paperwork with the Victorian Water Register or relevant state authority. A good water broker provides market intelligence, ensures compliance with trading rules, and helps clients achieve better pricing than they could alone.
How much do water brokers charge?
Fees vary by broker and transaction type. Integra charges a transparent commission disclosed before either party commits. Commission is typically charged to both buyer and seller. There are no hidden fees or spread-based pricing — you always know the exact market price and the exact fee.
Are water brokers regulated in Australia?
Water brokers operate under the Water Market Intermediaries Code of Conduct and are subject to the Australian Consumer Law. Brokers who handle client money must maintain trust accounts. Integra Water Services is a member of the Australian Water Brokers Association (AWBA) and maintains full trust accounting compliance.
How do I find water brokers near me in Victoria?
Integra Water Services is based in Tatura, in the heart of Victoria's irrigation district. We service irrigators, investors, and corporate clients across Zone 1A (Greater Goulburn), Zone 6 (Murray Above the Choke), Zone 7 (Murray Below the Choke), and the broader Murray-Darling Basin. Call (03) 5824 3833 for a no-obligation conversation.
What is the difference between a water broker and a water exchange?
A water exchange is an online platform where buyers and sellers post orders anonymously. A water broker provides personalised service — sourcing the best counterparty, advising on timing and pricing strategy, managing paperwork, and ensuring the trade complies with IVT limits and zone rules. Brokers typically achieve better outcomes for clients who value guidance over self-service.
Can a water broker help me buy permanent water entitlements?
Yes. Integra brokers both temporary water allocation trades and permanent water entitlement transfers. Permanent entitlements are long-term assets worth hundreds of thousands of dollars — having an experienced broker manage the due diligence, valuation, and settlement process provides significant protection.
Learn more
- What is a water broker? — How brokers work and what to expect
- How to choose a water broker — 10 questions to ask before you commit
- Water trading in Victoria — Zone rules, pricing, and how to get started
- Water entitlements vs allocations — The key difference explained
- How water trading works — The complete process from call to settlement