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Adaptation tools for the mining industry

CRATER is a new tool helping the mining industry to reduce risks following extreme weather.

Our fascination with northern Australia

By Dr Andrew Johnson On February 11, 1861, Robert O'Hara Burke reached the Gulf of Carpentaria. He described in his […]

Australia’s farming future: doing more with less water

By John Passioura, Honorary Research Fellow, Plant Industry. Changing climate, drought and urban expansion threaten the yield of Australia’s wheat. But changes […]

Antacids cure more than just belly aches

By Emily Lehmann What rhymes with stalactite (well, kinda) and can put your heartburn at bay? Hydrotalcite. Believe it or […]

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Water: can live in it, can’t live without it

If you’re reading this it is probably because you worked out at some point that without a glass of water […]

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Cooperation is key for a water-secure world

By Bill Young Today, 22 March, is World Water Day. Celebrated annually by the United Nations, World Water Day recognises […]

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In south-western Australia, water shortages will worsen

By Don McFarlane- Research Programme Leader, Land and Water While the rest of Australia has had a reprieve from the Millennium […]

Graphic showing water flowing through pipes and out shower nozzle with air bubbles added.

It’s time to shower you with gifts!

To celebrate the recent release of the Oxijet shower nozzle, which we helped develop to cut your water usage while improving your perceived water pressure, we have a handful to give away.

Saving water and enjoying a good shower? It CAN happen

As Australians battle another hot, dry summer, a new shower nozzle that uses up to 50 per cent less water […]