Hey Anthony. I’ve hiked the Lerderderg Track Section but not the other two in their entirety. Have you purchased the books from the Great Dividing Trail Association as I believe they have detail about water points. The Lerderderg section mostly follows the Lerderderg River so you should be able to easily access water from the river. I was out there the other day and the river level is really low so I’d fill up from large pools whenever you see them. Often you can find current river levels on this site. http://www.bom.gov.au/vic/flood/rain_river.shtml
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