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Digital technology is rapidly changing the way water utilities and the broader industry operate. Artificial Intelligence, automation, digital platforms and data are already helping organisations improve decision making, streamline operations and enhance customer outcomes. Join the AWA Young Water Professionals for an interactive evening exploring how these technologies are being applied across the water industry.… |
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As planners we have extraordinary power to shape the stories of place. Whose stories are told? What are we ‘celebrating’ about a place, its history and its ‘significance? What is hidden, unspoken? Storytelling is central to good Country-centred design and planning. In this Allies Yarn we explore the opportunities and risks of storytelling and truth… |
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Session #9 of the 2026 ‘Stormwater Fundamentals’ series, and focuses on auditing of stormwater assets EVENT INFORMATION + REGISTRATION HERE |
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Generative AI has made it easier than ever to produce code, but understanding Python’s core capabilities is still essential, especially for hydrologists working with spatial data, time series and large environmental datasets. This course provides clarity in a rapidly expanding ecosystem of tools and libraries. Designed for beginning to intermediate Python users, this course helps… |
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Flood frequency analysis (FFA) forms the foundation of flood estimation, infrastructure design and floodplain management. In practice its aim is to provide estimates of frequency for large floods whose magnitudes are likely to be outside the observed range. Are the statistical models underpinning current Australian practice suitable for this task? This webinar explores emerging research… |
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