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Aqua Maniacs fighting poverty

Aqua Maniacs fighting poverty

Posted May 16, 2013 05:04 AM

IWC Masters students will walk 100km together in under 48 hours to help raise money for people living in poverty around the world.

Kevin Loh: Sometimes a poster can fly you to the other side of the world

Kevin Loh: Sometimes a poster can fly you to the other side of the world

Posted May 12, 2013 11:39 PM

After winning the poster award at the 2012 RiverSymposium, Kevin Loh was invited to the Netherlands by Hydrologic, a Dutch IT firm. Kevin's poster showcased his 'Insure Me! TM ' app, designed to improve the process of insuring and claiming for flood damage.

New research on how urbanisation impacts subtropical hydrology and ecology

New research on how urbanisation impacts subtropical hydrology and ecology

Posted May 06, 2013 01:08 AM

When it rains, how much does urbanisation change the frequency and flow of stormwater runoff events? And what does this mean for downstream ecosystems?

Vote for your favourite waterway champion

Vote for your favourite waterway champion

Posted May 05, 2013 01:09 AM

The 2013 Healthy Waterways Awards finalists have been announced! 

Vote for your favourite finalist in the People’s Choice Award and go in the draw to win 1 of 5 $200 Coles Myer Gift Vouchers.

Transforming our cities while we keep the taps and toilets working

Transforming our cities while we keep the taps and toilets working

Posted May 04, 2013 06:10 AM

Australia is struggling to retain the skills and knowledge needed for urban water management to evolve to the next level. How can we best tackle these skills shortages to meet the challenges ahead? Read this AWA Water Journal article to find out.

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