Join E-Water CRC and their NSW partners – NSW Office of Water, Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water, Sydney Catchment Authority and the University of Newcastle in launching a modelling system that will support analysis and decision-making across the …
The Productivity Commission invites interested parties to register their interest in a newly announced inquiry into Australia’s urban water sector. In undertaking the inquiry, the Commission will identify opportunities for efficiency gains in the structural, institutional, regulatory and other arrangements …
Productivity Commission inquiry into Australia’s urban water sector Read more »
The Queensland Government has released the South East Queensland Water Strategy – a 50 year blueprint to ensure a sustainable, efficient and secure water supply for the future of the region which includes the major urban centres of Brisbane, the …
Ideas for a Water Sensitive City provides over 80 practical ideas that anyone can use at home or work to inspire or implement their own Water Sensitive City.
The Local Government Sustainable Development 2010 Conference is designed to assist local government practitioners to identify, plan and implement best practice sustainable development solutions.
Managing our rivers has revolved around altering the movement of water – obviously through dams, extraction for irrigation, mining, water supplies, industry and water transfers and more cryptically when we consider groundwater use, virtual water, water sensitive urban design, water …
13th International Riversymposium Perth 11-14 October Read more »
National Water Week is an annual awareness week that aims to raise public awareness and improve understanding of water issues in Australia. National Water Week is the only event in Australia that provides a national focus for water issues. In …
In March 2010, the Water Services Association of Australia and Melbourne Water co-hosted a Cities of the Future workshop at the Ozwater 2010 conference to enable over 150 water and non-water sector professionals to determine the challenges and opportunities for …
Outcomes from ‘Cities of the Future’ workshop held at Ozwater 2010 available Read more »
The Community of Practice for Environmental Water Managers has been established to support those active in the field of environmental water management, whether their involvement is through practice, management, policy development or research.
The NSW Government has announced the start of new environmental flows for the Hawkesbury-Nepean River following the completion of a $39 million upgrade to dams and weirs across the system.