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Tiny Creatures With Big Influence On Coral Reefs
Sydney Water’s new boss brings opportunity for cultural reset
Turning Tide On Litter And Marine Debris
Lakeshore shallows can be biodiversity hotspots – but warming is changing their complex ecology
Science Helping To Shape Operational Capability
More Support For Grampians After December Bushfires
More than $4 million for citizen science projects to protect Reef
Funding Announced For Reef Citizen Scientist Projects
WA’s new water monitoring boat honours estuary science pioneer
EPA CONTINUES SURFACE WATER MONITORING IN THE BELUBULA RIVER
Work Moving Forward At Helensburgh Pool – Wollongong
Murray-Darling Basin Conference comes to Griffith in 2025
Iowa State ideas, technology behind slow-release fertilizer startup
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Hydro2050 Trial For Lake Albert Extend For Six Months
Water quality testing during drought essential for food safety
Fraser Coast Officially Becomes Reef Guardian Council
Program to improve water quality in Macquarie Harbour now underway
Yes, vets sometimes prescribe human drugs to pets. But don’t try it at home
Upper Murrumbidgee Drought Operating Framework open for feedback
Living the Change: Making HKUST’s Campus the Heart of Sustainability Breakthroughs
Stronger site controls key to protecting waterways for recreation and wildlife
$15 Million To Boost Water Services Across State
Water Quality Threats
Tweed Flood Recovery All In Good Cause
Lake Albert Plan Of Management Gets Green Light
$6.7 million to restore Scenic Rim’s Upper Warrill Creek 
Scholarship fuels student’s passion for science and sport
Urgent economic action to protect exports
Worst bleaching event on record for WA coral reefs following long lasting and widespread marine heatwave
Outlook For River Murray Water Operations Released
Council appoints new Director Planning Growth and Sustainability
Coral cover loss points to need for strong action: local and global
“This is an alarming decision with long-term consequences for our state’s water security”
$60.8 million towards securing water needs in remote First Nations communities
Victoria must step up to protect precious wetlands after federal decision
Weeding Out Threats To Native Habitat
$12 million to further support Queensland’s Indigenous Land and Sea Rangers
Water recycling is paramount for space stations and long-duration missions − an environmental engineer explains how the ISS does it
Emergency package for Bribie dredging works fast-tracked
Dam removal restores aquatic ecosystem within three years
Lessons Are Being Learned In Basin Plan Delivery
Funding Supports Future-focussed Research
CEWH Welcomes MDBA’s Basin Plan Evaluation
New Protected Area Gives Anangu “our Own Voice”
Basin Plan Evaluation Strong Evidence Plan Is Working
Ferry access restored at Cullen Bay after early dredging completion
Queensland Government delivers a $2.8 million boost for sustainable horticulture