Multiple outlets report that swimmers are being warned about sewage pollution and encouraged to use newly available tools to check pollution levels for local waterways. The reporting follows findings that the state labeled as “clean and green” is connected to the dumping of millions of litres of wastewater into surrounding ecosystems. The West Australian and PerthNow both highlight that members of the public can now access information to map pollution levels, providing an additional way to assess risks before swimming or entering affected waters. The coverage frames the development as practical public information rather than a change in regulations alone, emphasizing that the mapping capability helps people gauge water quality at specific locations. Both articles focus on the scale of wastewater discharged and the potential implications for ecosystems and recreational water users. The reports also indicate that the warning is aimed at improving safety awareness by making pollution data more visible and easier to find.