New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced level 2 water restrictions will be enforced, as the state's dam levels continue to drop amid ongoing drought.
Despite hot dry conditions across the country, Western Australia is the only other state to have water restrictions, with the government implementing a sprinkler water roster.
Under the scheme residents in Perth and Mandurah are only allowed to use a sprinkler two days a week, with bore water users getting a third day of watering.
Water saving and conserving measures are in effect in South Australia and permanently in the A-C-T, as well as in Victoria.
There are currently no mandated water restrictions in the Northern Territory, Tasmania and Queensland.
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