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New WAter Ways WSUD Training Sessions New WAter Ways delivers a number of training sessions to build industry knowledge and optimise water sensitive urban design outcomes across our communities. The series "Context is critical - using site context to guide WSUD solutions" is framed around site conditions that are representative of the landscapes of the… |
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Overview This course is designed to provide candidates the knowledge and ability to become an Irrigation Efficiency professional which is aligned with and assessed against the AHCS00100 - Irrigation Systems Efficiency Skill Set. Candidates will be required to put to practice designing, operating and maintaining irrigation efficient system, in their own workplace environment. Learning outcomes… 
Healthy Land & Water's Water by Design initiative invites government and industry stakeholders to Water Sensitive Urban Design Whole of Asset Lifecycle Training in Rockhampton. This FREE one-and-a-half day training workshop, delivered by leading Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) expert Shaun Leinster , will cover the key principles of WSUD asset planning, design, construction, handover,… |
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This is Session #1 of the 2025 ‘Stormwater Fundamental’ series, and focusses on MUSIC modelling. This session will include a presentation, highlighting the pivotal role of MUSIC (Model for Urban Stormwater Improvement Conceptualization) software in enhancing water-sensitive urban Design (WSUD) practices. It will also showcase how MUSIC supports stormwater modelling by simulating pollutant generation and… |
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Now in its 21st year, WA Wetlands Conference stands as one of Australia’s largest and most influential gatherings in wetland science, management, and research. Held each year to commemorate World Wetlands Day, this conference brings together experts, practitioners, and enthusiasts to address critical issues facing our wetlands. EVENT INFORMATION + REGISTRATION HERE |
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1 event,A significant gender gap has persisted throughout the years at all levels of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) disciplines all over the world. Even though women have made tremendous progress towards increasing their participation in higher education, they are still under-represented in these fields. Gender equality has always been a core issue for the… |
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This is the eighth meeting of the National WSUD Compliance Network. The Network is looking at improving WSUD compliance in Australia by bringing together a range of experienced and diverse stakeholders on a regular basis. This meeting will go through updates on the second version of the WSUD Maintenance Compliance Framework. This meeting will go… |
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Following a sold-out event in 2023, we are excited to announce that WALGA’s Urban Forest Conference is back for 2025! Held biannually, the conference brings together the greatest minds from Local Government, Government agencies and other key service providers to focus on strategies that solidify the future of the State’s urban canopy. In today's challenging… |
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Event Overview Outlook lawn bowls is back and better than ever! This popular annual event has returned in 2025 with a brand new venue; South Perth Bowling Club! Whether you are a lawn bowls enthusiast or just enjoy the camaraderie and atmosphere, this event is a must attend for all young professionals. Enjoy a casual… |
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Since being awarded the IECA educational award in 2022, the On-Country* Soil Erosion and Sediment Control training has continued to deliver unique and geographically experiences across Queensland. The training has offered a safe, inclusive, and experiential learning base for its attendees that not only expanded upon the best practice principals and techniques from IECA but…
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The built environment plays a crucial role in supporting nature regeneration through planning and design. Taking a regenerative approach leads to balance between people and the natural environment that has positive and sustainable planetary outcomes. But what are critical steps needed to ensure nature regeneration is at the forefront of decision making in the built… |
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Greenlife Industry Australia (GIA) is excited to announce the return of our national conference. The Brisbane event will bring together growers, retailers, suppliers, state association members and other important stakeholders from around the country to strengthen and celebrate the Greenlife sector. This is your chance to access a range of expert guest speakers, industry representatives and exhibitors,… 
Join the 2025 Queensland Industry Breakfast to explore The Resource Balancing Shuffle in a Capital Juggle. A thought provoking breakfast for the water industry, where our panel of experts will delve into the topic of The Resource Balancing Shuffle in a Capital Juggle. This session will feature distinguished speakers who will share their insights on… 
WHERE SHADE HITS THE PAVEMENT is a green-blue urban infrastructure conference that brings thought leaders and practitioners together to align innovation, best practice and policy for greener, cooler, more liveable cities. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Local Government planners, designers, arborists, engineers and policy makers - this event will challenge your city standards and provide a pathway for better… 
Join us in Brisbane for the inaugural Queensland Water Summit, where we will discuss, show-case and drive action for beyond best practice protection and management of our waterways and water resources. This cross-sector event will connect Queensland’s leading water supply, stormwater, wastewater and other catchment and waterway health professionals. The summit aims to connect with…
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Housing Market Outlook with Tim Lawless Join us for an insightful session featuring CoreLogic Executive Research Director, Tim Lawless, a leading expert in market trends and economic analysis. This event will provide attendees with a comprehensive outlook on current housing market conditions, key indicators influencing the economy, and predictions for future housing market trends. Tim…
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Our 2025 sundowners will move to a bi-monthly rotation taking place on the third Wednesday of February, April, June, August and October. In February, April, June, August and October the WA Branch Committee will host bi-monthly informal networking events in the form of after-work Sundowner drinks. Corporate hosting EOIs are now open and each sundowner is… |
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Join Barkandji researcher, writer and passionate plant enthusiast Zena Cumpston for a two-hour online workshop that explores Indigenous engagement and perspectives of plants. Together we will consider the ongoing effects of colonisation and how this may manifest in the ways we interact with and connect to the Traditional Owner communities and cultural landscapes we live…
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Join us and expand your water network at our February 2025 Sundowners in either Darwin or Alice Springs. Hosted by the NT Branch Committee our sundowners are an opportunity to meet other water professionals working in the Northern Territory. Expanding your professional network creates new opportunities for you and your organisation. EVENT INFORMATION + REGISTRATION… |
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This day long workshop has been designed for environment professionals. It provides the foundations for leading yourself and your teams, as well as providing insights into system leadership. The workshop is based on the three horizons of leadership mastery: how you turn up as a leader and what you do; how you lead your people… |
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Overview Clearwater’s much-loved maintenance training is back! Join Jamie Comley and Jason Sonneman to learn about practical Maintenance of Street-scale WSUD assets. This is a one-day course, with a mix of theory and practical components. The course will include: Maintenance theory: water sensitive urban design background, an overview of street-scale WSUD assets, their key components and maintenance requirements, the interplay between design and resulting maintenance, and guidelines…
New WAter Ways WSUD Training Sessions New WAter Ways delivers a number of training sessions to build industry knowledge and optimise water sensitive urban design outcomes across our communities. The series "Context is critical - using site context to guide WSUD solutions" is framed around site conditions that are representative of the landscapes of the…
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Local governments play a vital role in addressing biodiversity challenges and driving systemic change. Hosted by ICLEI Oceania and the ICLEI Cities Biodiversity Center, join Dr. Thami Croeser and Ingrid Coetzee for an insightful discussion on how subnational and local governments can advance the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) through science-based approaches. What to expect:… |
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The annual UDIA WA State Conference is a favourite on the industry calendar each year, attracting high quality speakers to discuss the pertinent property industry issues, market intelligence and insights, with an added focus on thought leadership and innovation. This year, the theme ‘Developing the future of WA’ will guide a packed program that will provide extensive… 
This is Session #2 of the 2025 ‘Stormwater Fundamental’ series, and focusses on stormwater channel design. In this session, presented by Sean Quilty (Director of Quilty Engineering Hub), you will learn the fundamentals of Stormwater Channel Design, with a special focus on Manning’s equation – a key tool in hydraulic design. We start with the… |
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Why is it harder to stay cool on a 35-degree day when it is humid compared to when it's dry? As climate change accelerates, extreme humid heat events are becoming more frequent, posing a growing threat to human health and well-being. While dry heat extremes are expected to increase in frequency and intensity across Australia,…
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Join us to hear from Dr Sander Scheffers, Hydrobiology as he explores the ecological, environmental, and economic benefits of transforming decommissioned oil and gas platforms and pipelines into artificial reefs. This approach enhances biodiversity by creating habitats that support a wide variety of species, increasing biomass and providing essential services to commercial fisheries. Case studies,…
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Join us at the iconic Old Parliament House to recognise and celebrate our 2025 ACT Water Award winners! EVENT INFORMATION + REGISTRATION HERE |
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