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Australia’s data centres are a huge sustainability opportunity
Green
Tuesday December 16 2025

Australia’s data centres are a huge sustainability opportunity

Data centre operators throughout Australia have a significant opportunity to help to address the nation’s energy, water and community challenges, a leading researcher says.

Water Risk Starts at Design: Why Planning to Operations Thinking is Critical for Safe Systems
Environment
Monday December 15 2025

Water Risk Starts at Design: Why Planning to Operations Thinking is Critical for Safe Systems

When water risk makes headlines, it’s usually because something has gone wrong at the point of use: think Legionnaires’ outbreaks, algal blooms, or foul tap water.

Three ways digital twins can help bolster the resilience of water infrastructures
Infrastructure
Friday April 5 2024

Three ways digital twins can help bolster the resilience of water infrastructures

Enterprises across diverse utility sectors have embraced digital twin technology to address evolving challenges.

Five Things to Consider When Building a Water Treatment Plant
Technology
Monday February 20 2023

Five Things to Consider When Building a Water Treatment Plant

Whether you’re initiating a project from scratch, moving or expanding operations, building a water treatment plant requires careful consideration. Every component — from location, energy efficiency...

Multi-Residential Self-Sufficiency Needs to Start
Residential
Wednesday September 29 2021

Multi-Residential Self-Sufficiency Needs to Start

Most people now reside in urban centers, but we need to contain urban sprawl to leave room for nature.  This means more multi residential (multi-res) developments,...

Australia’s $59 Billion Infrastructure Pipeline Unveiled
Infrastructure
Monday March 1 2021

Australia’s $59 Billion Infrastructure Pipeline Unveiled

A record forty-four new projects and initiatives have been added to Australia’s list of priority infrastructure as the pipeline of important work grows to $59 billion...

Infrastructure
18 May, 2020
Shower a 'sanctuary' from virus: Syd study

Sydneysiders are using enough water to fill 155 Olympic-sized swimming pools each day as they spend more time at home.

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Infrastructure
28 Feb, 2020
Qld flood class action win to be appealed

A second Queensland water provider is appealing a class action decision on the 2011 floods potentially worth hundreds of millions of dollars. 

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Environment
9 Dec, 2019
No threat to Sydney water quality for now

Sydney's drinking water won't be impacted by emergency bushfires burning near Warragamba Dam and elsewhere around the city, authorities say.

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Environment
15 Apr, 2019
SA's Recreational Reservoir Opens

The South Australian government may allow access to a drinking water catchment south of Adelaide. 

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Environment
29 Mar, 2019
Labor Pledge to Protect SA's Water Flows

A Labor government would try to restore the Murray-Darling Basin to health by overturning a deal made last year.

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22 Mar, 2019
Growing Backlash over NSW Dam Wall Plan

Community groups and traditional owners have accused the NSW government of not being transparent over plans to raise the Warragamba Dam wall.

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Environment
15 Mar, 2019
Qld Council Wants 'Big Decisions' on Water

A drought-affected Queensland regional council has pleaded for a significant increase in water security funding to prevent a possible nationwide impact on food prices.

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Environment
6 Sep, 2018
Morrison Weighs up Drought-proofing Tools

A national water transport network to help farmers is one proposal Prime Minister Scott Morrison will look at to guard against future droughts.

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Environment
23 Aug, 2018
Sydney's Desalination Plant being Tested

Work is underway preparing Sydney's desalination plant so it can be switched on if the city's dam levels continue to fall during the NSW drought.

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